Sentence examples for secretly produced from inspiring English sources
F.W. de Klerk informed the country's parliament that South Africa had secretly produced six nuclear devices and had subsequently dismantled them prior to acceding to the Nuclear Non-proliferation Treaty on July 10 , 1991
Between 1929-1945, the Japanese army secretly produced over 6,000 tons of poison gas on Okunoshima, which was removed from maps of the area and chosen because of its discreet location and distance from civilian populations.
In Shiraz, I stayed with a poet and human rights activist who demonstrated how he, as with many others in the city that was once renowned for its wineries, secretly produced his own wine at home.
South Korea Admits Scientists Made Uranium South Korea admitted that a group of its nuclear scientists secretly produced a small amount of near-weapons grade uranium, raising suspicions that the country may have attempted a secret weapons program, raising suspicions that the South may have attempted a secret program to counter North Korea's nuclear arsenal.
Using an old typewriter from the loft, she taught herself to type and secretly produced a match report in her bedroom after every trip to Anfield.
(A few of the electro-house, dubstep, moombahton, and straight-up bass jams he's secretly produced have already gone bang on the Beatport charts).
One of his first assignments was an article on the movie that Fritz Lang was secretly producing, "Metropolis"(1926).
These factors have led the administration's policy makers to lengthen their estimate of how long it would take Iran to accomplish what nuclear experts call "covert breakout" — the ability to secretly produce a workable weapon.
In oil that is a country secretly producing more than their allowed rate limits.
After spells at cells at Kingston barracks and Wormwood Scrubs, he spent most of his sentence doing hard labour at Winchester's jail, secretly producing the Whisperer.
Tinton believed that there are others who still secretly produce fireworks besides Robbani.
