Sentence examples for obscure agent from inspiring English sources

He has the most obscure agent, I can't figure out who the hell it is".

To many watching from the sidelines, pepper spray remains an obscure agent, even as the video of its spraying at Davis has become the defining image of an otherwise amorphous Occupy movement.

The novel spans a 14-year stretch, from 1992 to 2006, so we follow Nell as she is chucked out of Drama Arts before the final year, fills in time working at Pizza Express and finally finds an obscure agent off the back of a show above a Chiswick pub.

Caused by a mutation, cystic fibrosis (CF) isn't contagious, but one serious complication definitely is: infection with Mycobacterium abscessus, an obscure agent related to the microbe that causes tuberculosis.

There are many carcinogens to which few workers are exposed, and we did not want to dilute the lists with such obscure agents.

But the drama NBC clearly has highest hopes for is "The Blacklist," which stars James Spader as a most-wanted criminal who agrees to help the authorities track top criminals, but only with the help of a new, obscure F.B.I. agent.

The aide said that Ms. Rowley had been told that she would soon be transformed from an obscure field agent for the bureau into a celebrity in the middle of a swirling public debate.

With that, he appointed as his successor Vladimir Putin, a relatively obscure intelligence agent who had been accelerated through the ranks because he had proved himself disciplined, shrewd, and, above all, loyal to his bosses.

NBC is known to be high on the drama "The Blacklist," which has an odd premise: one of the most wanted men in America is arrested and promises to help law enforcement but only by working with one obscure F.B.I. agent.

Not just the obvious draft choices, but obscure free agents like wide receiver Drew Pearson and safety Cliff Harris, who developed into All-Pro players.

Christopher Little, a fairly obscure London literary agent, took her on.