Sentence examples for live clandestine from inspiring English sources

There they live clandestine lives, fearing discovery, deportation and disappearance into North Korea's prison camps.

It's a good photograph and an apt metaphor given that gays and lesbians in the military had to live clandestine lives.

By 1989, around 600 pirates were operating in the UK, now transmitting live from clandestine studios rather than beaming out pre-taped shows.

Renault has an ear for the way people really speak, especially when their lives are clandestine.

The Haitian government urged Haitians to cease risking their lives on clandestine migrant smuggling boats, and condemned those who organise the illegal voyages.

Mandela, already the chief of the A.N.C.'s army of saboteurs and guerrillas, Umkhonto we Sizwe (Spear of the Nation), was living a clandestine life, and Zeni was brought to see him at a safe house.

From that moment until the arrival of the American tanks, I lived a clandestine existence, using darkened hotel stairwells in place of elevators, sleeping and working in other reporters' rooms.

Me and You continues this hermetic, semi-incestuous theme with the 14-year-old Lorenzo living a clandestine life with his drug-addicted, 25-year-old half-sister, Olivia, in the basement of the Rome flat of his divorced mother.

"Many women suffer torture having to risk their lives in clandestine abortions".

There is a growing suspicion among experts that the smallpox virus may also live unofficially in clandestine biowarfare laboratories in a number of countries around the world, including labs on military bases in Russia that are closed to outside observers.

That means, counselors and lawyers say, that for the growing numbers of spouses conducting clandestine lives online, the risk of disclosure is higher than ever before.