Sentence examples for when secret from inspiring English sources

Her idealism was put to the test when secret police surrounded her house "like I was Osama bin Laden".

Stafford is a superb researcher and has a feel for when "secret" meant "significant" and when it did not.

Several detainees, Arabs like Mr. Al-Najjar, have been released when secret evidence turned out to be worthless when the government had to summarize it.

The fact that the Government is looking at privatising the broadcaster first emerged last month when secret documents were photographed in the hands of an official outside Downing Street.

Although these two dictatorships, Nazi and Communist, are gone and we now live in a unified and stable democracy, we have not forgotten what happens when secret police or intelligence agencies disregard privacy.

The most notorious example occurred in March, when secret donors who later turned out to be supporters of Gov. George W. Bush ran attack ads against Senator John McCain.

When secret-police commandos stormed his private jet at five in the morning during a refuelling stop in Siberia, Khodorkovsky told me, he felt "total relaxation".

First, the need to keep secrets and not go leaking to the newspapers, for soldiers died when secrets came into the enemy's possession.

Big investors like pension funds should also demand more data from companies because as shareholders they lose when secrets are stolen.

Even the funniest situation comedy plots risk sentimental tedium at the denouement when secrets are revealed and lessons must be learned and so on.

"I've known him since I was so young — since I was like 13 — and we've just been good friends over the years," Baldwin (who is actor Stephen Baldwin's daughter) told E! News a little more than a year ago, when secret-dating rumors were also buzzing.