Sentence examples for secret get-together from inspiring English sources
U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin had a secret get-together with former Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke — at least, until he revealed the meeting on social media.
A group of couples and their guilty secrets get together for an evening, and the most attention-getting speaker is a memoirist who was attacked by a bobcat.
Last March I read a sharp story in The New Yorker, "Playdate," by Kate Walbert, in which two anxious Manhattan mothers get soused and spill secrets during a get-together of their young daughters.
While the details of their get-together were kept secret, local reports confirmed that swarms of police officers and Secret Service agents were outside Oprah's residence during that week.
Eventually, enough of these secret fans grow up and get together, and the writer is designated a Genius, acquiring all the encumbrances of genius: fans, notes, annotated editions, and gently disparaging comprehensive reviews.
The handbook advises that Republicans conduct virtually all of the get-togethers in secret.
Since we all live very far away from one another it's been relatively easy to keep this a secret, but we will all be getting together over Thanksgiving.
"Nobody can seriously believe that a host of judges and police got together in a secret operation organised by the Elysée Palace or elsewhere, with the aim of discrediting him (Sarkozy).
She is still human enough to love (I nurse a secret hope that she and Tyrion get together) but is no longer ruled by her emotions or personal desires.
Anyway, Dad eventually grew tired of all the cat-and-mousery and got together in a secret basement with five other dudes and formed the CDJA, aka Canadian Disc Jockey Assault Team.
