Sentence examples for then clandestine from inspiring English sources

In 1993, the then clandestine movement linked to a decade of terrorist attacks and hostage seizures emerged from the underground to declare itself a political party and run for parliament.

The script was more than 40 pages long, which allowed viewers to invest a little in the characters and helped it creep over from the then clandestine world of pornography into the mainstream.

She served as chief of staff to then-clandestine service chief Jose Rodriguez when the tapes were destroyed in 2005.

The script was over 40 pages long, which allowed you to invest a little in the characters, and also explains how it crept over from the then-clandestine world of pornography and into mainstream.

"It's been a long time since they last committed a terrorist act," he continued, "but every now and then a clandestine cell is discovered.

Indeed, a photography dealer had been jailed simply for being in possession of some of the photographs of the execution that were then in clandestine circulation.

He then suggested "clandestine evolution" to account for the absence in the fossil record of preliminary stages, because they occurred in the soft tissues of young ancestors.

He says that "if they are clandestine, then City Hall can't help them".

And then, inside Ukraine's clandestine security apparatus, strange events began to unfold.

Then, in 2002, a clandestine North Korean uranium enrichment program was unmasked, and for the next four years North Korea could not get much American aid.

You can retrace Hemmings' footsteps up to the fateful clearing where he snaps Vanessa Redgrave in a clandestine clinch, then back down the steps where she confronts him.