Sentence examples for principal secret from inspiring English sources

The company started to sell cosmetics and skin-care products in 1991, starting with the "Principal Secret" cosmetics line endorsed by Victoria Principal, after market research showed that 70 percent of Guthy-Renker's audience were women.

The principal secret, say the authors, is that while Orlov has been regarded in the West as the highest-ranking Soviet intelligence defector, he never really told the Americans any important intelligence secrets and remained a dedicated Communist to the end of his days.

What particularly infuriated D.O. officers was Deutch's failure to understand the basic principals of secret operations, starting with the fact that they depend on people taking risks for you.

The arrangement, according to the principals, is secret.

Loc Ninh may be the secret principal hq. for both the N. Vietnamese & the Provisional Revolutionary Govt. activity Gives names of those active at present.

"The Principal knows that one secret of leadership is to see where the parade is headed," one of his advisers told me, "and rush in front of it before it gets there".

But it was the C.I.A. that was proposing the methods, and John Yoo, the Justice Department official who was the principal author of a secret August 2002 memorandum that authorized the interrogation program, was mostly interested in making a case that the president's wartime powers allowed for the harsh tactics.

For biomedical researchers who aspire to run their own labs, becoming so-called principal investigators (PIs), the secret is to publish frequently, as first author, and in top journals.

The molding of a fifth-grade class into a well-oiled rock machine in a few weeks is also inconceivable, as is the notion that it could be done in secret under the principal's nose.

In an article for the Guardian, the former West Belfast MP says that during his time in custody for four days last week in relation to the 1972 kidnap, murder and secret burial, the "principal goal" of his police interrogators was to "get to the point where they could charge me with membership of the IRA and thereby link me to the McConville case".

Mr. Shears and Mr. Garden display a more natural affinity for musical theater writing than the team of Bono and the Edge revealed in their tepid score for you know what; the songs in "Tales of the City" range from bawdy comic numbers to traditional solo ballads in which the principals give vent to the secret suffering in their hearts.