I walked through empty streets, peering down narrow alleys and secret staircases that ended in pools of darkness.
Since the initial lawsuit filing in February, the self-driving car company has dropped all of its patent claims against Uber and narrowed its trade secret infringement claims down to nine at the request of the court.
Gen. Ashraf Rifi, said the bomb that killed General Hassan had been planted in a stolen car parked on a narrow street near the secret office.
In general, professors typically have a fairly narrow expertise, and uncovering secret identities is not one of them (except, of course, if you work on digital forensics).
If the White Peak is sheltered, with narrow wooded dales and secret corners, the Dark Peak is about scale and the long perspective.
During the journey into Gloucestershire, Henry is amused to discover that Catherine imagines his family home will have secret passages, narrow cells and a ruined chapel.
Montgomery shifted the 8th Indian Division to the right in secret to narrow the V Corps front and concentrate its power, bringing the newly arrived 2nd New Zealand Division into the gap.
Martins yesterday made an eloquent case for the longstanding rules that allow the government to keep some narrow segment of information secret, so long as its secrecy determinations are reviewed by an independent court.
Late at night the chocolate shop doubles as a narrow corridor to a secret gin bar in the courtyard, a tiny space which is laden with checkered titles, brick walls and dainty lights and is overrun with hipsters.
The civil contingencies unit in the Cabinet Office is a few doors down from the joint intelligence committee, which together with the government chief scientific adviser pulls things together, contributing to the national risk register for civil emergencies – a narrower version of the secret overall risk assessment for the UK.
