Sentence examples for undercover into from inspiring English sources
The phrase "undercover into" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is not typically used in standard English, and the combination of "undercover" with "into" does not form a coherent expression. Example: "The agent went undercover into the criminal organization."
DVD, Metrodome Brit Marling goes undercover into Ellen Page and Alexander Skarsgård's activist group.
The Tony-nominated writer of "Rodgers & Hammerstein's Cinderella" describes going undercover into the audience to gauge reactions to the show.
The magazine, meanwhile is embroiled in a journalism ethics debate for sending its reporter undercover into the confidential support group.
The idea of an ordinary, tolerant white person going undercover into a world of extreme race-hatred is a promising one.
At the height of the cold war in 1983, a young Stasi agent, Martin Rauch Jonas Nayy), is sent undercover into the West German army, charged with stealing Nato's nuclear secrets.
"The Ivory Game" is an epic documentary feature that goes undercover into the dark and sinister underbelly of ivory trafficking.
The attorney general's office said Operation Clean Turf had been "a year-long undercover investigation into the reputation management industry, the manipulation of consumer-review websites", and into what it called "the practice of astroturfing".
Working in the rackets bureau, Spitzer led an undercover investigation into the mob's domination of garment trucking in Manhattan.
Later, Zhenya Suprychova, 25, one of the paper's stars, was starting on an undercover investigation into city problems.
A federal agent pleaded guilty to stealing nearly $50,000 used in undercover investigations into food-stamp fraud.
He sent a team of undercover investigators into several gun shows across the country posing as would-be purchasers.
