Sentence examples for point secret from inspiring English sources

At some point, secret court orders should be unsealed.

At this point Secret wants to keep the inside jokes, updates and gossip confined to users in a single location, but Yik Yak and other sites think geo-local secret sharing can offer an unfettered news feed into a location, and are opening up their locations so outsiders can peek in.

Or, more to the point, secrets that are rather boring but dirty to their lame lives.

Learn everything about the maps you play on, such as important item areas, vantage points, secret (or just less visible) locations, and "sucker zones" (areas where players are the most vulnerable).

At that point, another secret F.B.I. operation to find new Russian agents by offering big cash rewards in exchange for information produced startling results.

At one point the "Secret" Web site was selling as many as five movies a minute (either as downloads or DVDs), according to legal papers.

Despite the dazzling visual feast and Hockney's enthusiastic pursuit, there is actually no point in "Secret Knowledge" where an appeal to optical aids, to explain either large developments or local oddities, seems both necessary and persuasive.

The heightened tensions were visible at a rally Trump spoke at in Vandalia, Ohio, on Saturday: at one point four secret service agents rushed onto the stage to prevent anyone from reaching him there.

He co-wrote a book in 2006 called "Break Point: The Secret Diary of a Pro Tennis Player," which angered the establishment in the locker room with its insider tales.

At that point, however, secret service agents informed Clinton that it was time to leave.

At some point, a secret police officer suggests that they should cease investigating this director, because he seems to have cleaned up his act.