| Thank you for always listening to my childish secrets and stupid rattlings. |
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| He can be duped by almost anyone and it is amazing that he is entrusted with quite so many secrets and responsible jobs. |
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| But they have to beware of spilling secrets in front of their old comrades. |
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| For secrets on the technical hocus-pocus, go with the two production commentaries. |
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| It's their status as valuable secrets, and it's the expectations built up by their hiddenness, that makes them such a letdown. |
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| The ocean also has its secrets which it is rapidly giving up, mind you, thanks to the ingenuity of the human race. |
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| But with all the hype and the hard sell, this town that loves to gossip is keeping its secrets with Sunday's Oscars just days away. |
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| The SWA is worried producers may have to reveal secrets about each individual spirit that goes into blended whiskies and vatted malts. |
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| The law itemises the 90 categories of information subject to classification as state secrets. |
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| The menu lists not only the dishes, but also reveals the chef's kitchen secrets. |
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| Thus it beseems a captain to conceal the secrets of his mind so that the enemy may not know his purpose. |
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| This informal presentation enhanced the sense that one was being invited to uncover personal secrets, or to peer inside a reliquary. |
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| As someone who was intimately involved in dealing with the most sensitive national security secrets out there, how big of a flap is this? |
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| Even at his ripe age of twenty-nine, he still maintained a few secrets of his own. |
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| She did, after all, spend years in prison for exposing secrets the government would have preferred to keep in the dark. |
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| Proteins in the milk of Australia's marsupials may hold secrets to fighting off deadly pathogens, including antibiotic-resistant staph. |
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| He thought about this for a moment as he stared mesmerized by Maria's eyes, seeing the secrets she had locked behind them. |
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| People would simply gossip in the pub or broadcast their bedroom secrets on the Internet. |
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| It could mean that she has no secrets or that she has plenty but has no room to tell us what they are. |
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| In these depictions, done in a Western representational idiom, everything is explicit, and there are no secrets. |
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| He carried a black shoulder bag, which anyone could imagine contained a lot of interesting secrets. |
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| The only secrets in Freemasonry are the signs, grips and tokens of recognition and even these were revealed decades ago. |
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| Psychics aren't overly worried about other psychics reading their minds and revealing their innermost secrets to the world. |
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| One of the mysteries of the age is why people are so ready to reveal the most intimate secrets of their lives to television cameras. |
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| Field soldiers during the cold war, some hold dark secrets that could topple governments. |
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| The secrets and lies that hide behind Rhoda's perfect exterior seem to characterize her society as a whole. |
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| In that stillness, the vastness of the energy touched deep seeds of consciousness in them as they trusted me with their confidences and secrets. |
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| He came from a family of stockbreeders and learned the secrets of good stockmanship from his father Tom, who likewise had it handed down. |
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| Perhaps draw him as a little black box of secrets, I mean he sure is mysterious enough to be a black box. |
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| Secretly Henrietta longed for a cat, a sweet gray tabby with little paws and doleful eyes who she could share her life long secrets with. |
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| A masked killer is stalking the High School where almost all the students have deep, dark and dirty secrets hidden from the light of day. |
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| There are no secrets in a small village, and gossip is a potent weapon to keep people in line. |
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| She is tuned in to a powerful domain of secrets and souls that just might trump the logic of the material world. |
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| It would soon go to his head, as it does with everyone who is granted unrestricted access to secrets beyond top secret. |
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| I would learn all the secrets of dietetics, while growing into a well-respected health care professional. |
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| This old volume was full of ancient secrets of magical healing, useful incantations and protective charms. |
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| We claim that we are friends, and yet we keep secrets from each other, lying our way out of most everything. |
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| This being a small town, the community is awash with rumour, secrets and hearsay, often tinged with a touch of mysticism. |
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| Nevertheless, there is, I'm sure, a certain catharsis involved in expunging one's darkest secrets in those sealed little booths. |
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| The root cap covers the root tip and secrets mucilage which facilitates the movement of the growing roots in the soil. |
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| The ex-agent is currently living in exile in France, where he has fled to escape prosecution for his exposure of state secrets. |
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| A spy reveals secrets to a trusted friend who is an unsuspected double agent. |
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| One, he sort of accused me of being a double agent, that I was sort of trading off secrets between both sides. |
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| When we think of secrets, we think of all those the skeletons in the closet. |
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| One reason why some coaches may be chary of long-term visitors is the leaking of secrets, of training schedules and innovative techniques. |
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| The concept of secrets leads on to group behaviours that are condoned but not desirable. |
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| When the conversation turns to this problem, reference is often made to the state secrets act. |
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| All families are untidy, with their unsolved mysteries, unspoken secrets, black sheep and messy relationships. |
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| Police fear the sadistic murderer and rapist John Taylor may have more guilty secrets in his murky past. |
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| They are the dirty secrets under the squeaky-clean surface, the seductive sadomasochistic dream behind absolute power. |
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| Philip Ridley's script, which might possibly be at least semi-autobiographical, ensures great pacing with secrets gradually revealed throughout. |
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| Intelligence analysts and operatives surf its secrets with the ease of an Internet user shopping for books online. |
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| This play has all the twists and turns, unexpected revelations and dark secrets you would expect from a good thriller. |
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| There are vast schemes, abandoned because of some caprice. There are secrets which everybody knows and no-one speaks of. |
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| Like the whole tangled story of the casa nostra, the new Mafia museum contains more secrets than meets the eye. |
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| The secrets of victory thus lie in taking the initiative, and in getting the start of one's adversary there are included the following factors. |
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| The play is supposed to build to a final cathartic spilling of secrets and emotions. |
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| Just before he turned away, he waved at me, one of those little finger waggle waves people with secrets give each other. |
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| Sometimes the rule that lets us lift the lid on the nation's secrets comes up with humdrum stuff. |
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| Dried-up heeltaps of beer and mead in two ancient drinking horns have yielded secrets of ancient German beverages. |
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| The secrets of The Mysterious Bog People are unravelled in a new exhibition. |
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| Join the team for a gardening adventure and discover different mysteries and secrets about all things botanical. |
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| Like JFK and the O.J. Simpson case, the world needs its share of secrets and mysteries. |
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| ThinkEquity is just one of the companies finding that a few of its secrets are worth more in the open than gathering dust in a strongbox. |
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| Their goal is to discover the secrets behind the mysterious tower that Union has built on the northern island of Hokkaido. |
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| Whoever controlled the clicker controlled access to those secrets, whether the person was two or fifty-two. |
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| He keeps a lid on his feelings, and no one suspects the powerful secrets he has hidden. |
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| Pluto is the mythological ruler of the underworld, the keeper of dark secrets. |
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| The tragedy is that, like many of Egypt's undiscovered secrets, some of these items will never see the light of day. |
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| The secrets of this murky underworld are revealed here, for the first time, in a transcript of a secret telephone conversation. |
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| There are no mysteries and secrets that cannot be learned by persons of average intelligence. |
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| Definitely don't confide your deepest, darkest secrets to an untruthful bud. |
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| Word on the streets is that once you've been confided in, toothpicks under your fingernails couldn't pry secrets out of you. |
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| Los Alamos National Laboratory is where the nation's nuclear secrets are kept and now, it appears, lost. |
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| More importantly, there is no property in confidential information, such as business secrets and examination papers. |
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| An unexpected and uninvited guest arrives at her door bringing with him dark secrets from the past. |
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| The security laws ban treason, sedition, subversion and the theft of state secrets. |
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| Next week, I will share my secrets to making omelettes and potato pancakes. |
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| I suspect there is cheese in it, but unfortunately the chef did not reveal his secrets to me. |
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| As they are being snipped and pampered in a South London beauty parlour, crimper Paul teases out the secrets as he cuts and blows. |
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| Beyond the locked door, in another time-frame, his family live out frustrated dreams, hidden secrets and lies. |
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| She would learn the secrets of the ocean's past, hear them whispered through the currents and waters. |
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| No one really knew what the secrets were but most thought the whole family was cursed and were involved with the Devil and witchcraft. |
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| The bright facades of present-day Willemstad conceal the dark secrets of offshore finance. |
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| And like Senay, the audience also learn in due course that Okwe has some dark secrets of his own. |
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| Those in charge obviously feel that the greater risk is the unlawful revelation of trade secrets. |
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| Primer is one of those beauty secrets that can make a big difference in the look and wear of your makeup. |
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| But everybody knows amongst us there are no secrets and the word soon gets out! |
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| His eyes seemed to probe into her soul, finding stones and overturning them to find secrets she had been hiding for a long, long time. |
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| A woman with a coy smile and slumberous eyes could gain access to locales and secrets a male counterpart would have to kill for. |
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| Unusually, he shares his trade secrets by illustrating many of the disparate elements that inspire him. |
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| The result the book offers up a very raw portrait of her as she confronts dark family secrets and the postpartum depression of fame. |
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| They gave things away, told secrets like a six year old everyone is constantly trying to shut up. |
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| One reason might be because I quite enjoy writing this column and don't want to give my secrets away all at once. |
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| He wants to unlock these secrets quickly, but the landscape frustrates these attempts. |
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| Ten strangers with secrets are brought together in a savage rainstorm in the whodunnit thriller Identity. |
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| Oh, and let's not forget the risk to corporate secrets when you open up a buttload of corporate computers to the public internet. |
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| The intense nebbiolo flavors and tannins of the Nebbiolo d' Alba and Barolo require years of aging before they can share their inner secrets. |
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| Other than the spoilery footage, the cast kept the biggest secrets about the current season under wraps. |
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| Now I have to buy the books to find out the forbidden secrets that have been hidden from mankind for thousands of years! |
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| It doesn't take long to complete and repeated play will likely be only to unlock the many secrets embedded within the plot. |
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| The archipelago has a fourteen-foot tidal difference during spring and neap so the surroundings are ever changing, revealing its secrets. |
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| Romantic and political entanglements begin to reveal themselves, exposing the secrets and baroque relationships among the townsfolk. |
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| As commander of the air force, he has access to military secrets and information. |
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| The age-old secrets of distilling witblits, a traditional local moonshine will be revealed. |
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| He asked people to send in anonymous postcards disclosing big secrets in their lives. |
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| This woman was all curves and surprises, and I immediately began imagining the secrets that lush body probably cradled. |
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| These are real people who have left damaged families, jilted lovers, and dark secrets behind. |
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| Its structure, organization, and code are the valuable trade secrets of the Freemasons, probably. |
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| Ian pointed to this great project that invites people to post little secrets via postcards. |
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| He had always kept her little secrets of stealing cookies from the cookie jar or spilling juice on the carpet. |
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| The Winster Valley is one of South Lakeland's well-kept secrets, dearly loved by those who know it. |
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| First, in order to be initiated, a person has to bind himself, by the most cruel and barbarous oaths, never to reveal any of Masonry's secrets. |
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| Landscape is indeed the innocent party, and yet can hide the most guilty and sinister of secrets. |
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| Penumbra's special correspondent investigates the secrets of life and of adulterine children, using DNA fingerprinting. |
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| I have often noted transits to Uranus in this house denote a time when guilty secrets and hidden vices are exposed. |
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| Pisces is located in the 12th and final house of the chart, a place of secrets and invisibility, and Neptune is the ruling planet. |
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| They like secrets, intrigue and fantasy and we are going to talk to them through Bruno. |
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| First, think of a person who lives in disguise, who deals in secrets and tells naught but lies. |
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| The investigation dredges up many dark secrets in the local community, a community represented here by a tapestry of interconnected characters. |
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| And it was one commingle of secrets, codes and intrigue that I came across, as I flipped pages upon pages of this wonderfully-written work. |
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| When he tried her fidelity by telling her pretended secrets, she divulged them in gossip with the servants. |
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| They walked down the hall together arm in arm not aware of the secrets each was keeping from the other. |
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| Maturin's version of the Shakespearian romance plot encodes family secrets. |
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| And he knew that she actually enjoyed sharing and keeping those secrets, that she was incorruptibly loyal to him. |
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| She'd come home from work completely worn out, but never too tired to tell us how tired she was and to divulge her secrets to success. |
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| What should be one of the most important facts of our national identity is instead one of the government's most closely guarded secrets! |
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| Using computers and medical scanning techniques, it can reveal the secrets of a mummy without disturbing the wrappings. |
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| We now have a maximum sentence of 7 years for reckless damage to a computer, 5 years for taking trade secrets, and 2 years for hacking. |
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| However, the faces were there, slab-sided, sleek of hair, the secrets of their mysterious bungs and bank accounts locked behind monochrome eyes. |
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| Online authentication works if you have a shared secret, but there are no secrets in a credit bureau's database because that data is for sale. |
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| I think it's the secrets that do destroy marriages and do destroy relationships. |
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| And Agnes has some secrets of her own that the others would just as soon bury and forget. |
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| Without doubt, uncovering nature's optical secrets has been, and will continue to be, a spectacular journey. |
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| Commander Kruge cloaks his Bird of Prey and heads to the Genesis Planet to discover its secrets. |
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| There are cataclysmic family secrets that are revealed, and a Shakespearean finale that is a clever spin on the original. |
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| Even big corporations attach great importance to security measures to prevent leaks of commercial secrets. |
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| These attacks attempt to gain access to the secrets stored in volatile and non-volatile memories. |
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| This is a staggeringly complex game that won't reveal too many of its secrets on a single play through. |
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| They're used as torture instruments to elicit secrets, saw off limbs, drill holes in ankles, etc. |
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| Likewise, Lucan uses hyperbaton to suggest Erictho's agitation, as she threatens to reveal Persephone's darkest secrets. |
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| That's far from the final word in this story of secrets and denials and no comments. |
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| As Frank continues to stare at Olivia, whose penetrating gaze seems able to capture his secrets, his chest feels heavy, leaden. |
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| It was a simple matter to undelete the data files and retrieve their secrets as well. |
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| I was missing the joy and the secrets and confidences that we put in each other. |
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| The technological secrets of the Minster are to be disclosed to the public as part of National Science Week. |
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| For he that carries this scarab is the guard of many a sacred and coveted secrets. |
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| Was Heisenberg on the brink of handing over nuclear energy secrets to the Third Reich? |
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| Unlike the U.S., the USSR classified all hard information on their space program as state secrets. |
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| Scientists have discovered new secrets from a tiny snow flea that can survive in freezing conditions. |
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| A child is never too young to harbor deadly secrets, or plot diabolical schemes. |
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| The butler is sharing household secrets in a soon-to-be-published tell-all, now being serialized in Punch, the English satirical fortnightly. |
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| He also has a treasure trove of beer facts and information to school anyone on the secrets of the suds. |
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| The door is double-locked, with chains and bolts, because behind it lies all manner of secrets. |
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| How much do you share your inner feelings or secrets with your best friend? |
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| The two become entangled in conversation, revealing deep, dark secrets about themselves. |
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| The government hunted him down and charged him with 20 counts, including stealing computer secrets, and he faces up to 70 years in jail. |
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| Maritime crafts will be demonstrated in a marquee featuring stalls of wood carving, rope craft and the secrets of ship bottling. |
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| This old volume was a Spell Tome, full of ancient secrets of magical healing, useful incantations and protective charms. |
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| Orphaned as a baby and now something of a wild spirit, she shares her secrets with Danny in their private place on the nearby rocky crags. |
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| And there are the autobiographical grasses, exposing old secrets and betraying ancient confidences in exchange for sales. |
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| Some are already revealing deep secrets of human biology and pointing the way toward new medical treatments. |
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| Meanwhile, molecular biologists are unlocking secrets to the genes that control prized traits. |
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| And in still other circles he was seen as a revealer of Gnostic secrets whose most significant teaching was given following his resurrection. |
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| His burning impulse is to exit in sound and fury, screaming outright the profane secrets he merely hinted at in his earlier comments. |
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| The building seems to guard its secrets, the barred apertures underscoring its function as a defensive structure. |
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| You will never know what is on their mind, and you may not have any idea where you stand with them, but their secrets will always fascinate you. |
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| One young girl knows secrets that could rock this union to its core, and she's on the run. |
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| It also relates to hidden and unknown matters, secrets and private enemies. |
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| Though a woman full grown, she still needed a reminder on the evils of keeping secrets from her parents. |
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| He had succeeded in the balancing act of keeping secrets and informing the public. |
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| He has been in jail ever since, with additional charges of divulging state secrets to British intelligence. |
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| The idea that it will help Chinese intelligence infiltrate America's military secrets seems more than just a little ludicrous. |
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| To explore how you create some of your troubles would bring you uncomfortably close to your unknown inner secrets. |
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| This house is history personified with all its grandeur, mysteries and unravelled secrets. |
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| It brings to mind starry-eyed visions of Julius Cohen, paleontologist, plumbing the secrets of the unknown. |
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| In Asia today these drums are often associated with Indus Valley script, its secrets remaining a mystery. |
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| What drives the attention of an audience is the unforeseeable, and the secrets and the mystery of a performance. |
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| In that discipline he thought he had found the key to the secrets of the universe. |
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| You'll hear how these top companies built their business and learn the insider secrets to their success. |
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| Ellen had always taken a direct approach with her brother, and as a rule there were no secrets between them. |
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| Readers looking for a racy, entertaining romp full of plot twists, scandal and exposed secrets will not be disappointed. |
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| Clients must feel secure in confiding their secrets and entrusting their most personal affairs to lawyers. |
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| Francofolies, he is called, this special time when minstrels and jongleurs assemble to share their dreams and secrets in the tongue of Moliere. |
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| If Erik's secrets cease to be Erik's secrets, it will be a bad lookout for a goodly number of the human race! |
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| Frequently, Lovecraft made reference to ancient, mouldering tomes that contained secrets man was not meant to know. |
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| Removing the fascia reveals no great secrets, so why not use normal screws? |
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| These four topmost secrets in page layout are so crucial that to break them may spell disaster or the end of your precious site. |
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| So why is it that our stories are riddled with half-truths and part-truths and secrets and lies? |
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| She had been initiated into the secrets at the age of sixteen and told of their goals and their reason for existence. |
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| Matters aren't helped when the investigation opens up a can of worms including blackmail, secrets, and adulterous affairs. |
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| Like a drawing in India ink of the whispering of wind in the pines, the secrets of Judo can only be suggested. |
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| Able only to mumble coded secrets, poets often seem the village idiots so wickedly satirized by Woody Allen's Love and Death. |
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| Lyissa looked at me, and this time her eyes were wide and open, without hidden secrets shining in them. |
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| The secrets to both skills are patience, observation and attention to detail, he said. |
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| From his Army days Haast has preserved an unswervable faith in the efficacy of secrets. |
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| A top Navy Officer was hauled before a court martial yesterday after a laptop packed with military secrets was nicked from his car. |
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| Maybe he too had regrets, perhaps he wished he'd talked to him more often, coaxed him to spill out his memories and secrets. |
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| And after all, there is something to be said for taking time to winkle out the trail's secrets. |
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| People convicted of deliberately leaking state secrets could face jail terms of three to 10 years. |
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| Your mentor might not like you consulting other thaumaturges and perhaps passing on her trade secrets. |
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| Those who argue that its secrets cannot be appreciated in one viewing are cinematic masochists. |
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| As with his magic secrets Gold remains tight-lipped about his next venture. |
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| Discover how mother dolphins pass along the secrets of survival to their young, and watch calves as they test their skills at work and at play. |
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| When we took prisoners, we tortured them with pinches and Indian burns whether they told us their secrets or not. |
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| Therefore, in every age God incarnates Himself as the Guru, to teach humanity the secrets of God and Self. |
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| Dale has dark secrets and a tarty girlfriend, who works as a waitress at the diner. |
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| Your two best friends Amanda and Ashley are on the outs because Amanda has been spilling Ashley's secrets. |
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| The two of them quickly pair off and start swapping sexual secrets and tales of past lovers. |
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| During his lifetime, his visits to mediums, holdings of seances, and hosts of other supernatural predilections remained guarded secrets. |
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| He spoke as if he spoke secrets, his words formed behind unmoving lips. |
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| Two top pros just revealed their trade secrets for building muscle mass. |
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| As a child, little secrets can seem like all consuming mountains. |
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| The learned from all fields of science, as well as spiritualists, clairvoyants, and cranks, have studied the remains to try uncover the secrets of the past. |
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| The girl is still at school so it's one of those open secrets. |
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| We have to do what needs to be done in order to keep our secrets safe. |
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| I am not going to be telling my secrets to double agents like you. |
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| This revelation turned out to be just one of many secrets that Lindbergh had kept from the world. |
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| And this appears to be attributable, at least in part, to the fact that Mortenson had secrets he wanted to protect. |
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| Famous for her role in Deep Throat, Linda Lovelace airs her dark secrets and life of tragedy. |
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| It was from Daniel that Doug had learned the secrets of girls and fraternities, the rubrics of being an all-around guy. |
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| Mucha, the son of the iconic Art Nouveau poster artist alphonse Mucha, was a man with a lot of secrets to keep. |
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| On set in 2011, creator Vince Gilligan and actor Bryan Cranston spoke candidly about the secrets of AMC's hit show. |
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| His attempts to conceal these secrets push him deeper into the very abyss. |
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| When car trouble forces them to venture further in search of help, they find that the town has some frightening secrets involving its run-down old wax museum. |
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| Street gaslights add their glow to the swimming moonshine and are reflected in the siren's diamond coronet and huge dark eyes that know the secrets of the deep. |
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| Now it may seem selfish, but once you have holidayed in this stunningly beautiful country, I promise you'll be loath to share its secrets with anyone. |
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| There's nothing more ageing and unattractive than eyes framed by dark smudges or clogged lashes, so I've asked a couple of top make-up artists to share their secrets with us. |
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| They gathered on a raw February night to learn the secrets of war. |
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| He was her best friend, and they never kept secrets from each other. |
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| She told me once that she could hear the ancient secrets of the land whispered to her through the bark, if she laid her head against it, or in the gentle rustle of the leaves. |
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| Produced from a blend of the native Nero d' Avola and Frappato grapes with just a dash of Cabernet Sauvignon, this has deep dark secrets that unfold easily in your glass. |
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| One of the secrets to his success was the martial arts discipline tae kwon do, a form of unarmed self-defense that requires intense training of the body and the mind. |
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| One of backcountry skiing's well-kept secrets is that skiers get caught in avalanches with fair regularity, though they are often small and rarely fatal. |
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| I knew I shouldn't have trusted that little tramp with our secrets! |
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| Ambiguity is the worst of all heresies in the South, where nosy neighbors share secrets and some people know everybody, for lack of better things to do. |
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| Cooke's graceful reply, we're told, gave away no trade secrets. |
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| Each of them a million cities, a babel of troubles, secrets, losses. |
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| We have no secrets from one another, and know that we can tell each other anything in the sure and certain knowledge that the other will respond in a loving fashion. |
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| Politicians often have discreditable secrets, secrets that might upset their campaigns. |
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| Although they are the only defendants who might, by virtue of their occupations, have had access to state secrets, they received comparatively mild sentences. |
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| He told us that, despite his full support for using an advanced machine to delve inside a mummy and uncover its secrets, the project had lost its way and its credibility. |
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| Researchers have been delving into the history of the royal menagerie, using animal remains to reveal the secrets of medieval lions once locked up in the Tower. |
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| Any company fears leakage of trade secrets and office politics. |
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| Fifteen years later, in the early 1970s, a book revealing secrets about their split is about to be written, threatening to further tarnish their reputations. |
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| He shared his secrets about relapse and sobriety with Oprah, emphasizing persistence and perseverance. |
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| It is as unspoilt and enchanting area as you could find anywhere, full of magic and mystery, rich scenically and full of hidden secrets to tempt the inquisitive traveller. |
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| Olivia uses this revelation to hypocritically lecture about waiting for stolen moments and mistaking secrets and lies for love. |
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| Cognitive behavioral therapy is not about digging into the morass of deep dark secrets of the soul. |
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| But immersion in this realm of secrets and deception comes at a steep price, for both the protagonist and reader. |
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| And Jim liked to think he still had a few secrets up his sleeve. |
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| Hackers can leak trade secrets stolen from unprotected networks. |
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| Scientists are working to unlock the secrets hidden in our genome. |
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| Daily exercise and a strict diet are the common secrets of staying young. |
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| It may look like the Death Star, but this little moon can show us as incredible secrets as any jedi master. |
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| Larger turbo chargers, forged pistons and high-lift cams are the secrets behind the extra shove, along with the required engine remapping and improved cooling. |
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| A good friend can keep mum about your deepest darkest secrets. |
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| As a private attorney, he works without charge to help hundreds of intelligence agents obtain lawful permission to declassify and publish the hidden secrets of our times. |
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| He used it as a remote eavesdropping device, tucked beneath beds and hidden in laundry hampers, capturing closed-door confessions and seizing suburban secrets. |
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| It seems every profession is rich with clever little occupational secrets. |
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| Delving into why this slaughter never happened uncovers a story of spy-craft, subterfuge and tightly-kept secrets. |
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| Michael Jackson will lie in repose over no fewer than 13 subterranean floors, each holding intriguing secrets. |
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| Tell me all your secrets, because at the moment my lips are sealed. |
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| Under the law government branches other than the defense ministry would have the power to designate information as state secrets. |
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| It is 1969, and a cloistered block in west Philadelphia is shaken to its core by long kept secrets, betrayal and lies that wreak terrible damage on two families. |
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| The refurbishment of the building has revealed many of its secrets. |
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| They consummate their friendships by a sharing of hair tongs and bracelets, sentiments and secrets, the gifts girls would like from boys but never get. |
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| Assange can hardly pretend to lack the intention of disseminating secrets to people not entitled to possess them. |
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| Not all Brotherhoods employ such techniques, but some do in the smaller pueblos where the communities are more close-knit and it is more difficult to keep secrets. |
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| Lenders will soon have a bedfellow to share their disturbing secrets. |
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| Negotiating your way through the flirting etiquette of your average London private member's club, for example, is a social nightmare of bed-hopping, secrets and lies. |
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| Stephen Hawking looks like a shrunken pile of bones, yet in his scientific investigations he is probing the secrets of the origin of the universe. |
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| He confessed that he had been a KGB mole for almost a decade and had provided the KGB with secrets that compromised more than 100 CIA operations in Russia. |
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| The first of those questions is a matter of personal fascination over the ability to keep secrets in a fishbowl environment. |
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| For how else are society's dark secrets to be brought out into the open? |
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| They gaze ardently into each other's eyes and confide dark secrets. |
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| She can't go blabbing out secrets after the third round of drinks. |
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| The move lifts the lid on one of the biggest open secrets in the medical profession that often sees drinking problems among doctors being swept under the carpet. |
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| It signals the inevitability of secrets being opened in small communities, and the fact that open secrets necessitate the importance of self and social presentation. |
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| But it is also an example of the common pattern by which open secrets only get discussed by the press once a prominent person states them publicly. |
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| It is a novel of suspense and secrets, a pastoral novel that slowly tears the pastoral apart. |
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| The goal was to imply Diallo had even more secrets and lies, and that the case was unwinnable in court. |
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| The opening episode finds the pair on the case of a lawyer friend found dead after he represents a hacker who's allegedly spilled sensitive government secrets. |
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| Melanie is thrust into an unfamiliar family full of secrets, where Uncle Phillip pulls the strings, creating a tyrannical hold over the household. |
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| Although granny was a kitchen wizard, she never shared her secrets. |
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| I suppose the male equivalent to these little secrets was flying at half mast, flying low or egg on your face, to indicate undone or untidy trouser flies. |
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| The movie performs a kind of archaeology of crime, unearthing the secrets that lie beneath secrets, and discovering finally the bottomlessness of every mystery. |
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| The film delves into hidden family secrets, dramatising the escalation of an incestuous relationship between a brother and sister who have been recently reacquainted. |
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| There was always gossip about longtime rivalries and unforgiven grudges, but they were reluctant to air secrets which might tarnish their collective image. |
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| One by one, Khmer Rouge leaders are taking their secrets to their graves. |
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| I can't explore the country's culture properly and learn its secrets. |
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| Tour the grounds and uncover the mysteries and secrets of its plant life. |
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| Sedna, the mysterious minor planet orbiting the Sun beyond the far edge of the Kuiper Belt, is gradually yielding its secrets to planetary scientists. |
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| What buried secrets could possibly prompt this severe a self-punishment? |
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| We may dig, study, and scrutinize every part of Stonehenge, but we will never know all of the secrets of the ancient megalith known as Stonehenge. |
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| Jim and Ruth start to uncover the truth, putting themselves at risk as they do so, in a pacy thriller that reveals dark secrets that need to be explored and exposed. |
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| He's capable of martial arts tricks, but he's at home in the depths of the enemy's defenses, plumbing into their secrets and tricksily discovering their greatest secrets. |
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| Armed with the secrets of Googling, you, too, can join the illuminati. |
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| These perplexing documents simply refuse to give up their secrets. |
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| He closely guarded company secrets but now is no doubt coughing them up. |
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