Sentence examples for write a secret from inspiring English sources

In 1954, President Eisenhower commissioned Gen. James Doolittle to write a secret report on the state of American intelligence.

In the summer of 1967, Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara commissioned a group of thirty-six scholars to write a secret history of the Vietnam War.

By Malcolm Gladwell In the summer of 1967, Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara commissioned a group of thirty-six scholars to write a secret history of the Vietnam War.

Schooled on history books that began only with the discovery of sea routes from Europe, Din wanted to write a "secret history" of the Indonesian islands east of Bali, a "lost world where everything remained true and authentic, away from the gaze of foreigners... a kind of invisible world, almost".

And in the first two stanzas of "One Letter is Enough," Liu Xiaobo recognizes that the carefully chosen, spare language of poetry is essential when time is fleeting: one letter is enough for me to transcend and face you to speak as the wind blows past the night uses its own blood to write a secret verse that reminds me each word is the last word.

One time Alison and I broke into his classroom to write a secret message on his board and he caught me.

Mark Twain wrote a secret love note to his wife.

That night, Walker wrote a "secret and personal" letter to MacGregor.

"Venue frequented by happy go lucky people – of  both sexes," wrote a secret police informer called Harald in 1981.

From that call and subsequent intercepts, FBI agents wrote a secret report summarizing ­Flynn's discussions with Kislyak.

It transpired that Tony Blair had written a "secret and personal" letter to Goldsmith demanding that he stop the investigation.