Sentence examples for poorly kept secret from inspiring English sources

It's a poorly kept secret.

Paul's discontent has been a poorly kept secret in league circles.

The Brooklyn Nets name had been a poorly kept secret in recent months.

It's a poorly kept secret that he suffers from crippling stage fright.

Here's a poorly kept secret of the Internet: If you participate (properly) in a community, opportunities spring up.

The plan to have Jay-Z introduce the new uniforms was a poorly kept secret, yet expectation was still high.

Since Mr. Kelly released his first album, "Born Into the 90's," in 1991, his fans have had to ignore rumors of sexual misconduct; his swiftly annulled marriage to the singer Aaliyah, when she was 15, has long been one of the music industry's most poorly kept secrets.

On a day when those two poorly kept secrets were made concrete, it was also announced that England's assistant coach, Paul Farbrace, will replace Moores in a caretaker capacity for the upcoming two-match Test series against New Zealand while Strauss seeks the long-term replacement.

Widespread free access to the arts is one of London's poorly kept secrets.

Merrill Lynch has been shopping its 20.0% stake in news and data company Bloomberg – one of the most poorly kept secrets on Wall Street — and now a sale seems near.

Once registration is complete, Verizon will send a sim card the next day, and, once installed, a user can access Verizon's 4G LTE network to stream videos, send texts, and make calls as much as their heart desires.