Sentence examples for preserved secret from inspiring English sources

They revel in the notion of the town as a beautifully preserved secret, with little obvious social hubbub and just beyond the two-hour drive that is the limit for many owners of second homes.

"On the cannon of the tank, hanging on a lace, there are preserved secret documents of original size.

The executive order preserved the secret jails and authorized a laundry list of coercive methods.

But is it possible a Nazi network preserved a secret world of stolen art after 1945?

In all the hurly-burly of a soldier's life, she preserved the secret of her sex.

In 1986, Paul Avrich nominated George Meng, a Chicago teamster and militant anarchist, whose family had preserved the secret that "he was the one".

Even critics were not given private screenings but rather had to see the film with the general public, which, despite possibly affecting their reviews, certainly preserved the secret.

Arlen Specter, a senator who recently defected to the Democrats, has floated a compromise which would preserve the secret ballot.

He went on: "It is obvious if the purpose of the injunction were to preserve a secret it would have failed.

Although the film's popularity means that more than a few readers know the ending, nothing will be revealed here, except to say that Mr. Shyamalan found it challenging to preserve the secret in the story.

It is unclear exactly what would be involved in preserving the secret sites for court cases, and it is possible that some sites may already have been demolished, stripped of equipment or altered for reuse.