Sentence examples for surreptitiously moving from inspiring English sources

That footballer who dives would never dream of surreptitiously moving his ball when plays golf with friends the next day.

On Memorial Day, a number of victims' relatives accused the Bloomberg administration of having "snatched" the remains from Memorial Park and surreptitiously moving them to an "undisclosed location".

The economic crisis is aggravating the problem, he said, forcing families to take desperate measures to cut costs, even if it means surreptitiously moving into Grandma and Grandpa's retirement bungalow.

Defoe, who is hardly unique among authors in keeping a close personal watch on the physical placement of his book, admits he has been known to loiter in bookshops, surreptitiously moving it into more attention-grabbing spots.

"The additional time gives Assad the potential advantage of complicating U.S. targeting by surreptitiously moving people or even chemical munitions into them, aiming to create casualties or chemical release as a direct result of U.S. attacks," said David A. Deptula, a retired three-star Air Force general who planned the American air campaigns in 2001 in Afghanistan and in the 1991 Persian Gulf war.

Unfortunately, many of the online sources we turn to for information are surreptitiously moving us in the opposite direction.

Justice Department documents show that Libya had worked with Swiss banks to launder international banking transactions for years, with "hundreds" of senior Libyan officials allowed to surreptitiously move money.

To conceal his new intention, he allowed one of the corps already directed against Mandalay to continue its eastward advance, but the other corps was surreptitiously moved over a circuitous route of 300 miles southward to Pakokku, which lay south of the Chindwin Irrawaddy confluence and northwest of Meiktila.

This conveniently deflects attention from the fact that, when last in office, the Tories surreptitiously moved lots of long-term unemployed industrial workers on to the benefit as a way of massaging down the jobless figures.In this section Enemies of the state?

But the problem wasn't "fixed," it had been surreptitiously moved to hastily expanded onshore detention centres which were already full to bursting.

In turn they will use boats, mules, and even submarines to surreptitiously move 55-gallon drums of pastabase to refineries on the outskirts of the nearby port city of Tumaco.