Sentence examples for secret papers from inspiring English sources

Often the dead people were carrying secret papers.

Inadvertently, he left one of the "secret" papers on display.

6 photographed Sir Hughe's secret papers and was rewarded with counterfeit sterling?

He was, though he fell through a mistake of his own: allowing secret papers to be filmed in the street.

Ministers ordered the bugging of Edward VIII's telephones in Buckingham Palace and in his Windsor retreat at the height of the 1936 abdication crisis, hitherto secret papers reveal.

Secret papers describing how detainees were subjected to hooding, sleep deprivation and stress positions reveal previous attempts to suppress the dissemination of which interrogation methods were allowed.

Caucusgoers show up, sign in, fill out a secret paper ballot, then leave, or wait for results.

According to the secret paper, written by the party chairman, Mark Oaten, the party is now officially seeking to replace the Tories as the official party of opposition.

The "secret" paper for the meeting spelled out the dangers a week after the dockers had walked out: "The political and economic stake[s] are much higher for the government in the coal dispute than in the docks dispute.

The secret paper, which was written by Chief Constable of the Met Police Sir Melville Leslie MacNaughton in 1894, named three suspects in the case, but was not made publicly available until 1959.

"Under the guise of stopping devolution George Younger [then secretary of state for Scotland] is delivering it – your economic policies stop at the English border," Willetts told Thatcher in a secret paper dated 8 January 1986.