clandestine造句

Their clandestine mission: to get you to the fun faster.

They had a clandestine meeting in the park yesterday.

To dramatize the necessity of clandestine warfare, instructors objectively recited case histories and their import.

But the clandestine alliance with South Africa undermined Israel's rightful claim on U.S. admiration and support.

She is prohibited by her father from seeing either of them again but keeps up a clandestine relationship via mail.

Technically, there are few obstacles to clandestine geodata collection, since most mobile phones feature built-in GPS.

Cuba's government said that Cubans found watching American television on clandestine antennae would face three years in jail.

The jury didn't know about the money and support Hale had been receiving from a clandestine effort known as the Arkansas Project.

He has spent nearly six decades believing that a childhood friend called Iva Militka betrayed him; he had unwisely contacted her during his clandestine trip.

Yunnan Province in southwestern China, a formerly poor and clandestine region, is now experiencing rapid growth due to tourism and rural development.

By the end of September 2, 666 bodies had been recovered from clandestine graves and 634 had been identified and handed over to relatives.

The online game, which began clandestine operations last summer, makes you a central character: You get phone calls in the middle of the night, clues faxed to your office, and random instant messages.

Hmong traditionally farm upland areas where the CIA set up clandestine operating bases during the war and, incredibly, 35 years later, tiny pockets of Hmong fighters are still battling the Lao army.