Subsequently, Dr. Grushin founded Vox Populi, the first free-standing, privately run opinion service in the Soviet Union.
For one, the stretch of Connecticut shore we were standing on was privately owned, and there wasn't another soul on it the whole morning.
The Financial Times (which belongs to Pearson, part-owner of this newspaper) reported an impossible-to-refute account that Zhou Yongkang, a member of the elite Politburo standing committee, had been privately stripped of his powers for lobbying too forcefully on behalf of Mr Bo.
Four are staying, but are standing up to Cole privately and publicly.
They, too, decided the embassy language went too far without standing firm against potential violence; officials privately told reporters it was not cleared in Washington.
You cannot experience the power of Jackson Pollock's One in MoMA without standing (and gently moving about) quietly, pensively, privately.
Here was a privately educated former City trader standing alongside a hereditary tycoon to announce that Brexit was "for the little people, for the real people".
They greeted the announcement, even though they privately acknowledged frustration about politicians standing on 'principles' when issues applied to other families, and change them when it becomes personal.
"Certainly when you talk to Liberal party MPs privately without the Tony Abbott heavies standing around them, I believe there's a working majority of Liberal and Labor, Green and non-aligned MPs, who would support marriage equality".
The Senate Republicans are standing with the governor for the moment, but they privately acknowledge that the school cuts will be a tough sell.
They became friends while standing in long lines in the parking lot of a privately owned building, passing along boxes filled with blankets and toys.
