Sentence examples for remained clandestine from inspiring English sources
The CNT and the FAI, which remained clandestine organizations under the dictatorship of Miguel Primo de Rivera, emerged into the open with the abdication of King Alfonso XIII in 1931.
But the organisation remained clandestine, not wanting to alarm the foreign bosses.In this section Bridging the great divide The withering away of the party Picking the losers It's the way you say it A six-month reprieve The dead dog warning ReprintsFour years later, party leaders of the development zone where the Motorola plant is located decided to tell the company what was going on.
Most resistance activity inside the occupied territory remained clandestine until early September 1999, when Sahrawi students organized sit-ins and vigils for more scholarships and transportation subsidies from the Moroccan government.
As the British journalist and author Neal Ascherson suggests in a foreword, their very paucity seems appropriate to someone seeking to remain clandestine.
The Independent newspaper has described it as a "delightful and worthwhile publications, more footnote than story, that delivers a comprehensive picture of a clandestine world which the Establishment would prefer remained secret".
In the 1960s and '70s the Brotherhood's activities remained largely clandestine.
The Klan remained a clandestine society, but it was by no means isolated or marginalized.
In the midst of frustration, Florence suffered a bout of depression but remained stalwart by finding clandestine ways to pursue her nursing studies.
Despite the Brownlees having raised the profile of triathlon, the female triathlon stars of Great Britain (of which there are many), remain about as clandestine as an MI5 probe.
The whereabouts of Jeter's clandestine sandlot, however, remained as mysterious as the Alex Rodriguez saga, which has had enough plot turns to fill a mini-series.
"Nothing in today's report minimises the significance of efforts by governments to obtain customer information outside legal process," Smith said, affirming that the company remained concerned about reports of clandestine government hacking and would continue to press for more transparency from the US government and others.
