Sentence examples for secretly served from inspiring English sources

Masters and Alvarado told a story, from their Rio Grande adventure, about a mischievous friend of Masters's who secretly served the two of them and a cat-loving friend an elaborate taco breakfast made with bobcat meat.

Moscow's intelligence agencies have in recent years tracked down several Russians who secretly served as C.I.A. informants and were resettled in the United States through a highly secret agency program to protect former spies, according to the current and former officials.

Prince Harry has been secretly serving in Afghanistan with British troops since December, it emerged today.

Prince Harry has been secretly serving on the front line in Afghanistan with British troops since December, it emerged today.

More than 15,000 transgender people secretly serve in the US military, according to an estimate from the Palm Centre, a group that supports striking the ban.

Brian threatens to arrest him, and Jack turns double agent, directing criminal gangs from afar while secretly serving as an informant to the police.

In Mecca Ibn 'Arabi also communed with the seven abdals (the righteous persons who secretly serve the Qutb, or mystical pole of the world).

Take the astonished reaction in  the past few days to research by the campaign group Action on Sugar, which found that those innocent, reviving coffee shops at the station are secretly serving up great mounds of the stuff.

The authorities have also been investigating his wife's business dealings.Mr Primakov, too, is in the Kremlin's line of fire, most lately with the imaginative accusation that he is secretly serving western interests.

In recent years it has emerged that state agents not only within loyalist paramilitary organisations but also inside the IRA and INLA on the republican side were allowed to carry out crimes including murder while secretly serving the crown.

For much of last year, according to two executives at the newspaper's parent company, Mr. Wallis was secretly serving two masters: Scotland Yard, which had closed its investigation of The News of the World phone hacking despite having evidence that the illegal activity was widespread; and his former bosses at the newspaper, who were eager for the investigation to remain closed.