Sentence examples for some secrets of from inspiring English sources

Some secrets of this odd landmark may never be revealed.

Nick starts looking guilty pretty quickly, and flighty Amy turns out to be harboring some secrets of her own.

Moving on, Auburn has some secrets of her own which clash with Owen's, preventing them from having their happy ever after.

They get up to series of wacky adventures aided by a coterie of servants, who also have some secrets of their own.

When it comes to travel, Mr. Sedaris calls Australia Canadaa in a thong," fixates on the ubiquity and high visibility of excrement in China and reveals some secrets of pent-up flight attendants trying to be nice to obnoxious passengers.

In addition to the ribbons, the key rings and the oohs and the aahs, each member who receives an award is asked to give an "acceptance speech" -- to share some secrets of success.

He and his mother shared a wishful hope that this new Wilkomirski would unlock some secret of their lost past, of who they really were, and got in touch with him.

It could be harrowing, but it was never proprietary: we all shared the same secret; Strand's poems of the inner life were sometimes like expressions of our own: "some shy event, some secret of the light that falls upon the deep/Some source of sorrow that does not wish to be discovered yet".

The question is: Has Orabrush been lucky with a product people happened to connect with or have they unlocked some secret of using primary YouTube content as highly-actionable commercials?

Here are some the secrets of Christmas trees and their tough, tenacious lives.

Of course any government is entitled to keep some secrets, and of course people who leak genuinely damaging information ought to be prosecuted.