professional secret

This was that she had been sent to work for me by someone who wanted to know my professional secrets.

"If medicos told their professional secrets, they might have to work for a living."

It contains a combination of chemicals he calls "a professional secret."

He would never reveal any of his professional secrets.

He was an engineer, not a professional secret agent.

Richard Blade had been a professional secret agent for far too long to rule out the possibility of something more.

"It would not do for our professional secrets to be floating around loose, available to anyone.

Unless, of course, you have your little professional secrets."

"All right," Mason said, "we'll each of us keep our professional secrets.

He was not just a common or garden informer, but a thoroughgoing professional secret agent.

Now I'll tell you a professional secret.

Article 12 guarantees freedom of expression, and even freedom to keep professional secrets.

We've never had professional secrets between us.

Kocur has been very gracious about sharing his professional secrets.

"Betraying professional secrets, but I don't care," she exclaimed, turning swiftly toward him.

The most intriguing part of tonight's "Chicago Hope" takes a similar approach to doctors, revealing some nasty professional secrets.

Professional secrets and all that, you know."

The nurse figured it was a professional secret and she wouldn't tell me much, but I think she knew."

One of his best-kept professional secrets was an occasional touch of seasickness.

They were charged of conspiracy of corruption and of revealing professional secrets.

"Let me into a professional secret.

"We've all got our professional secrets.

"Probably I shouldn't divulge my professional secrets."

He insisted that Brynhild should go out for an hour, pretending that a professional secret was involved.

Johns was successful in this work despite the fact that he was colorblind, which he kept a professional secret.