Sentence examples for secret takes from inspiring English sources

Where "The Secret" takes us off track, however, is in telling us that changing our physical reality only requires us to will it to happen.

Hints of what at first appears to be a Wickerman-esque community, bound tight by a shared secret, takes on something more like a macabre spin on Footloose: a story of youthful rebellion and adult consternation – with dangerous driving instead of dancing – and no joy in the challenging of status quo.

Victoria's Secret takes a similar role in nourishing talent to stardom in the way that Hollywood studios did with actresses back in the 1930s and '40s.

In an e-commerce market that has largely focused on scaling up to win (recent funding for JustFab and ShoeDazzle's trumpeting of 13 million members yesterday are only the most recent examples of that), Best Secret takes a completely different approach.

I believe in the secret taken to the grave.

He let me in on a little professional secret: take your finger off the trigger and the blade stops cold.

In the late 1970s the James Callaghan government, again in secret, took the decision to upgrade the UK's nuclear arsenal.

Five American families, each harboring a grave secret, took their seats around a vast dining table at the home of David Bradley, a Washington, D.C., entrepreneur who owns the media company that publishes The Atlantic.

"Secret (Take You Home)" contains various metaphors that compare flirting and sex to car racing.

"Secret (Take You Home)" directly refers to urban contemporary band Lisa Lisa and Cult Jam's 1984 song "I Wonder If I Take You Home", both in its title and refrain.

"Still Standing" and "Red Blooded Woman" were performed in the first act, "After Dark" and "Chocolate" in the second, "Slow" and "Obsession" in the third, and "Secret (Take You Home)" in the last.