Sentence examples for reporting a secret from inspiring English sources

Mr. Prager had kept his reporting a secret, hoping to have an exclusive article.

According to the Miami Herald, Rivera has been accused of double billing his campaign and taxpayers for his campaign travel expenses, neglecting to file complete financial disclosure forms, destroying evidence, improperly backdating a check and not reporting a secret payment from a casino.

The state news agency BNA reported: "A secret terrorist plot aided by the so-called Iranian Revolutionary Guard and the Hezbollah terrorist organisation was foiled.

Mr Felt, who lives in California with his daughter, said he had kept his role in the historic Washington Post report a secret because he did not think it was anything to be proud of.

Captured in Indonesia in 2002, he escaped from an American military prison in Afghanistan last year.Israel freed Nasser al-Shaer, the Palestinian deputy prime minister, but about 30 Hamas politicians remain in custody.An Israeli newspaper reported a secret meeting between a senior Saudi official and Israel's prime minister, Ehud Olmert.

Newland's attempts to smuggle a pro-Cameron leader into his paper were uncovered when a disloyal lieutenant reported a secret leader conference to the ruling powers and he resigned shortly afterwards, propelled on his way by the appointment of John Bryant as editor in chief.

On Wednesday night, the UK's Guardian newspaper reported a secret court had ordered phone company Verizon to hand over to the NSA millions of records on telephone call "metadata".

The Washington Post is reporting a top-secret National Security Administration data-mining program that taps directly into the Google, Facebook, Microsoft and Apple servers among others.

After the 1986 shooting at Galata's Neve Shalom synagogue, security measures were upped to the extent that going to parties at the Jewish social club now felt like reporting to a secret bunker.

The first of the leaks came out on Wednesday night, when the Guardian reported a US secret court had ordered phone company Verizon to hand over to the National Security Agency NSAA) millions of records on telephone call "metadata".

The first of the leaks came out on Wednesday night, when the Guardian reported a US secret court had ordered phone company Verizon to hand over to the NSA millions of records on telephone call "metadata".