Sentence examples for take clandestine from inspiring English sources

Said Kamal continued to make portraits of the Taliban, just as he continued to take clandestine wedding pictures at the request of ordinary Kandaharis.

Of course, none of the artists showing here engage in actual stalking, but several do take clandestine photographs, moving silently and deliberately among us.

It can secretly enable the microphone on a targeted computer and even take clandestine snapshots using its webcam, sending the pictures and audio along with any other information – such as emails, passwords and documents – back to the authorities for inspection.

Instead, in an adventurous photojournalist mode, he takes clandestine pictures of the rich.

Although he studied stenography and wrestling to please his father, a professional wrestler, he took clandestine voice lessons in Hindustani classical music from noted Benares (Varanasi) vocalist Raja Ram.

To Israel, he appears to have been a valued spy, sending reports and taking clandestine photographs of Palestinian groups and Hezbollah since 1983.

It is the summer of 1944 in Nazi-­occupied Florence, and without school or friends to keep him busy, the bored 13-year-old Paolo Crivelli spends his nights taking clandestine bike rides about the city.

The European Union reached a deal in March to return asylum seekers who took clandestine routes to Greece from Turkey, and the number of arrivals has dropped sharply since the agreement took effect.

Refugees from many countries – not just Sudan but Syria, Eritrea, Afghanistan and beyond – are taking clandestine journeys across Europe in search of a country that will give them the chance to rebuild their lives.

The next time you catch yourself crying on a street corner, just hope that Maria Sanchez is taking clandestine photos of you.

By this time, he had contacted Jann Wenner, the founder of Rolling Stone, and told him that he was about to take a clandestine trip to meet El Chapo.