Sentence examples for secretly collaborating from inspiring English sources
Ellen is still at Patty's firm, but she is secretly collaborating with F.B.I. agents investigating Patty's firm.
About a month before Tripoli fell, officials of the new provisional government said, General Shkal began secretly collaborating with the rebels.
A couple of months later, Saleh resurfaced, having performed a remarkable feat of political acrobatics: after leaving office, he had begun secretly collaborating with the Houthis.
The Government also demanded that the paper not publish details of how UK telecoms firms, including BT and Vodafone, were secretly collaborating with GCHQ to intercept the vast majority of all internet traffic entering the country.
A coalition that includes young people, leftists and workers stopped marching with the Muslim Brotherhood, accusing it of trying to hijack the movement and secretly collaborating with the government.
Turkey had previously been a reluctant member of the US-led coalition against Isis – so reluctant that its critics claimed it was secretly collaborating with Isis and Jabhat al-Nusra, the al-Qaeda affiliate.
They include closed professions – from taxi drivers to public notaries – firms controlled by shareholder pacts and invisible cartels such as the one discovered some years ago in which city administrations secretly collaborated to suppress competition for local transport franchises.
The Mandarin and water vole items apparently count for more than the news that the NSA and GCHQ have secretly collaborated with technology and internet giants to gain near total access to our online lives.
Isolated, and in need of outside assistance, South Africa began to secretly collaborate with Israel to build a nuclear weapon.
The Scottish DJ launched into a tweetstorm after it was revealed Swift had secretly collaborated on his hit single "This Is What You Came For".
Perry, who voices Smurfette, also "secretly" collaborated on "Ooh La La," Spears' track for the film, presumably adding some "oohs" and "las".
