Sentence examples for take secret from inspiring English sources
Next year, he will take "Secret Mary" and "poem" and one other new work and collapse them into yet another dance, the next step in his ongoing investigation.
"We don't take secret positions and we don't look for any unique or special treatment". The letter on behalf of Sumitomo is also publicly available.
If we do take secret to mean those things, then the victims of torture will not be the only ones in trouble.
If it's pervy (although legal) for men to take secret pictures of a woman, yet somehow more acceptable for women to do the same to a man, then all the animals in the garden cannot be equal.
Kennedy had been in Berlin in August 1939, a week before the Germans invaded Poland — in fact, the U.S. Embassy asked him to take secret intelligence that war was imminent to his father, the U.S. ambassador in London.
The authorities say they believe that Ms. Leung would "surreptitiously" take secret documents from Mr. Smith's briefcase during his many visits to her home in the course of their affair.
But secrets can take a physical toll, too.
Conspiracies are hatched in dark rooms; corpses are dissolved in acid; witnesses take secrets to their graves.
It's a good one to ask, but Littlefinger will take secrets to his grave and so will I.
"And it's not like working for the CIA, where you may take secrets to the grave.
Lockerbie bomber Abdel Basset al-Megrahi is comatose, near death and likely to take secrets of the attack on Pan Am Flight 103 to his grave.
