Sentence examples for secretive places from inspiring English sources
They are self-contained and secretive places, secured behind cyclone fences in major cities and at the airports.
The journals of the secretive places — The Chelsea Picayune, Thames' Unwater Notes, The London Evening Standard (not that one: the other, older paper of the same title) — were full of foreboding at millennial signs.
We were really glad to see the media pick up on the uneven quality of counselling provided by CPCs, shining a light on what goes on in these secretive places.
By getting to know scientists, understanding their motivation, and seeing how science is done, writers might find laboratories less secretive places and, where science appears in novels, portray it in a better light.
If drugs are banned, it follows that people who take them will try to find secretive places to get high, out of sight of the law.
The white radar domes, which distinguish Menwith Hill, are the focus of new photographic work by US artist Trevor Paglen (who we previously covered in a documentary), known for exploring the physical structures that house US intelligence operations: the black sites, drone bases, surveillance stations the secretive places kept hidden from the public. .
Bordeaux had always been a secretive place.
THE desert is a secretive place.
"Marvel has definitely become a more secretive place," said MacDonald.
North Korea, which topped the 2006 list, "remains an extraordinarily secretive place", the report said.
Whitehall has traditionally been a secretive place, reluctant to release key data on how taxpayer money gets spent.
