Sentence examples for surreptitious notes from inspiring English sources

A letter came, long afterward, flamboyant handwriting bringing back the excitement of surreptitious notes in the past.

In whispered phone calls or surreptitious notes, crew members from the Dona Liberta regularly contacted the international seafarers' union, pleading for help.

Cover keeps surreptitious notes on his colleague Duck (the one who hangs back) and always maneuvers to show him at fault.

What we did do, though, was to discuss Las Meninas during what time we could steal while I took surreptitious notes, which I then wrote up each night after our meetings.

And they do so in an English they have both learned and lived, an English of freshness and vigor, a language that is as natural to them as their quarrels at the school playground or the surreptitious notes they slipped each other in their classrooms.

"I'm just tired," he snapped to concerned colleagues, even as he began taking surreptitious clinical notes on his own case.

The same Jon Husted who prompted a Federal judge to note "the surreptitious manner in which the secretary [Husted] went about implementing [a] last minute change to the election rules".

The same Jon Husted who prompted a Federal judge to note "the surreptitious manner in which the secretary [Husted] went about implementing [a] last minute change to the election rules". This is the Jon Husted who will now break the tie, as early as tomorrow.

Marginal notes also provide a surreptitious outlet for TS's darkest thoughts and fears - about his part in his brother's death, the threat of family breakdown - as the unspoken creeps in at the edge of the page.

(It is interesting to note that toward the end of her life, Arbus switched to taking surreptitious photos, too. "Now it's as if I think I will see them more clearly if they are not watching me watching them," she wrote of her subjects).

In a footnote to her written decision, JUSTICE EILEEN C. BRANSTEN of State Supreme Court in Manhattan noted that Ms. Duff had "continued surveillance" despite a 1997 court order directing both sides to "cease surreptitious surveillance of each other".