Sentence examples for offer secret from inspiring English sources
"The C.I.A. was stupid to offer secret subsidies -- everything should have been funded openly," the writer Paul Berman told him.
But a network of smugglers offer secret night rides for a third of that in rickety fishing vessels painted deep blue for camouflage.
"The C.I.A. was stupid to offer secret subsidies — everything should have been funded openly," the writer Paul Berman told him, adding: "I don't think the little magazines did anything sinister — on the contrary.
It won't be smooth throughout the run: big boss Murray has asked Scott to keep her initial offer secret, and in scripted drama, a secret is a gigantic neon signpost pointing towards future conflict.
Take-Two, the maker of the popular "Grand Theft Auto" video games and the target of a $2 billion takeover effort by a rival, Electronic Arts, was been hit with a shareholder lawsuit alleging that the company's management improperly tried to keep the buyout offer secret to enrich its senior executives.
That has inspired Weblets that claim to offer secret counter-counteragents that can slip past the gates, sometimes by lying about their origins.
That also seems to be the inspiration for Urban Secrets, a clandestine network that offers secret evenings at venues across the city.
Sometimes it offers secret pleasures of recognition to those readers who might have been through the same seminars and known the same professional absurdities as the author herself.
The lawsuit, filed in June 2005, claims that Intel forced major customers into exclusive deals and offered secret rebates to undercut A.M.D. in the market for microprocessors.
Ostensibly, the House Republicans are outraged that Warren, in her capacity as a special adviser to the White House, offered "secret" counsel to the states' attorneys general, who have been investigating the big foreclosure robo-signing scandal.
Ms. Chapman said that Ms. Olson, a brother and a sister then offered secret aid to the group, best known for killing the head of the Oakland school board and the kidnapping of the newspaper heiress Patricia Hearst.
