Sentence examples for privately since from inspiring English sources

People close to the Disney family say Mr. Gold and Mr. Disney have voiced their concerns privately since earlier this year.

One of my friends had one of those new-fangled video cassette players, so I found the film and haven't stopped chuckling privately since.

They have not met privately since Congress returned from its summer recess, despite the serious issues crowding the Senate's agenda, from Syria to the budget, though they have spoken on the phone.

The latest version, to be released Thursday online by ProQuest and in print by Bernan Publishing, is the first to be made available privately since the Census Bureau ceased publication with the 2012 edition to save money.

Even looking only at white and rural Americans, these are still high rates of gun death.Gun-rights advocates are often angered by comparisons with Britain, a country in which handguns and semi-automatic weapons are essentially impossible to own privately, since a spate of mass shootings in the 1990s.

It could be built only because the Swire Group — a conglomerate, controlled by a British family, whose origins date to the 19th century China coast trade — released a plot that had been held privately since the 1940s and had previously been used for a company director's home.

Niihau is plainly visible from the west coast of Kauai but also, in a sense, completely invisible, since it has been privately owned since 1864, when a family named Sinclair bought the island from King Kamehameha V for $10,000 in gold.

Elizabeth Garrett Anderson had been practising privately since 1865 but had not been licensed to work in a hospital.

On Iran, Mr. Panetta declared publicly what officials have said privately since late last year: that the administration now believes Iran is continuing, at some low level, to work on the design of a nuclear weapon.

A growing group of about two dozen senators from both parties have been meeting privately since last year's government shutdown, sometimes over meals, other times in Capitol Hill offices, pushing for ways to improve the way the Senate works.

Growing up with an oral tradition, listening to stories from her grandfather (the model for the character Mr. in "The Color Purple"), she was writing -- very privately -- since she was 8. "With my family, I had to hide things," she said.