Sentence examples for two secretive from inspiring English sources
The story sought to track a pattern of common interest, unfolding across the years, between two secretive entities: the Kremlin and WikiLeaks.
A newspaper owned by two secretive businessmen; tax exiles who have probably denied the taxpayer 10 times the amount of all the MPs' illegitimate expenses combined.
But his real scoop is the account by two secretive Tunisians, "Foetus" and "Waterman" of Takriz, an organization that rarely coöperates with journalists, of the tactics they employed to excite alienated street youth.
Beginning in late 2007, when George Bush was president, a group of leading Republicans and Democrats led two secretive missions to China to try to secure a bilateral climate agreement.
Its removal had kick-started something that had never happened before – an investigation into the two secretive bodies that straddle the world of Warhol: the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts and its authentication board.
Many dealers, museums and art collectors were duped into believing the previously unknown masterpieces had been hidden for years by two secretive Cologne collectors and kept safe during the Nazi years.
After six secretive months, the couple revealed the romance.
In March last year, the Nigerians, helped by the Kamajor militia a secretive society of the Mende people from the south-east succeeded in pusouth-east succeededk into the jungle.
But "The House of Morgan" is much more than a detailed and colorful description of a family and an institution, more than a parting of the curtains on the three secretive Morgan firms.
Albany is like one of those electronics stores where you sense that something else is going on besides the sale of beepers and DVD players, but only the three secretive brothers behind the counter know the truth.
He may have swapped playing for one secretive Russian oligarch for another but approaching Anzhi Makhachkala's stadium in the pitted, bullet-strewn streets of Dagestan he would have had more than the single police motor-cyclist that the Chelsea team bus had for protection as it nosed its way towards Goodison Park.
