Usa "cipher" in una frase

1. He parks up in front of a solid nineteen-thirties semi-detached house, its bow front belly and mock Tudor adornments standing proudly against the night sky, a cipher for deep suburban, middle-aged contentment

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2. I’m going to win the Planet Earth, and as soon as I have The Singularity, I’ll toss the whole planet into the sun!” Lou Cipher said with a diabolical laugh

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3. “What do you have to say to that, child?” Lou Cipher asked a very terrified Monica

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4. "It's the Cipher Squadron," a small voice said from down low

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5. "Cipher Squadron! What's next, the Death Guard?" Drua'd boomed, his thunderous voice causing several nearby workers to pause their tasks

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6. If it wasn't for the help of the Cipher Squadron his forces very well could've lost

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7. Backing 2 (theatre& adepts), Followers 2 (his cult in egypt already exists and has Cipher 2

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8. Stuart was certain that Simon never did anything without a reason, and he was pretty sure that there was a cipher in all this

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9. During the whole train journey, he tried to break the cipher but none of the words answered

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10. Simon had said it was the key to the whole operation, and it occurred to Stuart to try it on his cipher

11. A was N, the fourteen letter of the alphabet, and so represented by XIV in the cipher

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12. bitches? Get the fuck out of my cipher with that shit, for real!” The burly man

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13. But the true cipher breakdown

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14. Therefore the order probably was deliberate and might then be the cipher

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15. He considered the possibility that it was scrambled but, ultimately, decided using the first letter of each word in the clue wasn't the correct cipher

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16. Or maybe they needed a better cipher

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17. "It's a really simple cipher, but that's the most coherent, strongest solution we’ve found

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18. Before one of them could turn around to see who the culprit was that interrupted their cipher, Brian pulled out his Smith and Wesson 40

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19. cipher, that the union with the Higher Self can take place

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20. Blackburn had been a cipher specialist working in Paris when Anna and Travis were there

21. A cipher clerk, a guard or perhaps the chauffeur may be a KGB officer and possess a higher rank than senior diplomats including the ambassador

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22. We both had both been in to hip hop since we were kids and it turned out Dug didn"t mind a bit of a cipher

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23. He had written it in Sanskrit, which was his mother tongue, and he had encoded the even lines in the private cipher of the Emperor Augustus and the odd ones in a Lacedemonian military code

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24. the cipher for the new codes I can’t be sure of where it went after that

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25. cipher what the writing on the scrolls truly meant

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26. For that, I think, we shall need a special code or cipher

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27. Sir Robin Algar was able to report that he had already set in train plans for a special video link hot line and a one-off cipher for use during the operation, and that he was meeting a top official from the Bank of England tomorrow

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28. First of all, Sir Robin Algar had a meeting in his office with Air Commodore Paul Bridges and a cipher expert, and, much later, Tony Weaver had word that the President would want to talk to him on the hot line tomorrow afternoon, at about nine o’clock Washington time

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29. The Air Commodore now knows that we want an additional, secure hot line to Washington, he also knows we need a special code and cipher system for a Top Secret operation, and he knows I have met with the Head of Security at the Bank of England, and why I did so - Vaughan is an old friend of his, and a retired Commander from Scotland Yard by the way

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30. Using this crude cipher on a line by line basis would sometimes result in telex

31. Google translate spat this out for me to scrawl into cipher:

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32. mathematical commands that cipher and de-cipher

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33. “I cannot be conquered by such a cipher as he!”

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34. Once you split yourself into unconnected aspects, once you split the way you relate to other humans, once you can treat an employee, a customer, a clerk, as a mere cipher, then you have also split-destroyed not only your own connectiveness, your own ability to love, trust, to change, grow, learn, but you have also split-destroyed your own humanity, your ability to be a whole person

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35. It works much the same as a basic replacement cipher except that there is much more

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36. And forthwith cipher and show me to a cent,

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37. A mystic cipher waits infolded

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38. Benedetto could read, write, and cipher perfectly, for when the fit seized him, he learned more in a day than others in a week

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39. "Leave me alone to cipher out a way so we can run in the

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40. It really was unbreakable, because it was similar to a substitution cipher but based on a story that Robert Puller had created and then taught, word for word, to his younger brother over and over until even all these years later Puller could remember it in detail

41. "Underneath is written in a hand so shaky as to be hardly legible, 'Beddoes writes in cipher to say H

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42. arrangements at Liverpool, whilst I was stationed at the inn at Kenyon, where I awaited a cipher signal to act

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43. He’s always been, despite that menacing jollity of his, sort of a cipher

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44. I remembered his nicknames for her: “Simple Cipher,” “The Headless Hausfrau,” “Blonde Cow

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45. He hadn’t pried the cipher from her mind

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46. His gaze demanded she enter the cipher

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47. That’s what Trevast had told her as he died, and that’s why she’d fought so hard to keep the cipher to herself

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48. The only way to stop that is to give me the cipher

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49. She could have given you the cipher at any time

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50. “And if she had given up the cipher on the Obsidian, the Saricean’s files would be in an intelligence committee whose members were handpicked by me

51. Her decision to not give him the cipher

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52. He’d asked specifically about the cipher only once, the time when she’d broken down

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53. That’s why she couldn’t give up the cipher

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54. She typed in a long string of code as if she was recounting a nursery rhyme, not entering in a virtually unbreakable cipher she’d undoubtedly created back on Caruth

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55. Finishing the code, she then ran the Sariceans’ files through the cipher using her encryption key

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56. You give me the cipher and let me inside your head for thirty seconds, and I’ll consider it

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57. “You will give me the cipher, Ramie,” Jevan said

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58. He went to school at the age of forty, and learned to read, to write, to cipher

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59. Napoleon was accustomed to gaze steadily at war; he never added up the heart-rending details, cipher by cipher; ciphers mattered little to him, provided that they furnished the total, victory; he was not alarmed if the beginnings did go astray, since he thought himself the master and the possessor at the end; he knew how to wait, supposing himself to be out of the question, and he treated destiny as his equal: he seemed to say to fate, Thou wilt not dare

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60. He made codes like Justinian, he dictated like Caesar, his conversation was mingled with the lightning-flash of Pascal, with the thunderclap of Tacitus, he made history and he wrote it, his bulletins are Iliads, he combined the cipher of Newton with the metaphor of Mahomet, he left behind him in the East words as great as the pyramids, at Tilsit he taught Emperors

61. It was a simple cipher, used by Obrecht numerous times in the past to contact him with jobs

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62. And I gave him a cipher telegram to Joe—an order to invest my store of cash, which meant practically my whole fortune, in the gilt-edged securities that were to be had for cash at a small fraction of their actual value

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63. Orders are given in cipher

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64. At present, it is only necessary for me to add, that the Governor will furnish you with a cipher for carrying on your correspondence; and that, in case the leading party in any of the States wished to open a communication with this Government, their views might be communicated through you

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65. Sir: I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your Excellency's letter of instructions, the letter of credence, and the cipher for carrying on my correspondence

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66. I have bestowed much pains upon the cipher, and am, notwithstanding this, deficient in some points which might enable me to understand it clearly

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67. I have compared the example with my own exemplification of the cipher, and find a difference in the results; and as the present moment seems favorable to the interference of His Majesty's Government in the measures pursued by the Federal party in the Northern States, and more especially as the Assembly of Massachusetts is now in session, I think it better to set forward immediately, than wait for any further explanation of the means of carrying on a secret correspondence, which the frequency of safe private conveyances to Canada will render almost wholly unnecessary

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68. I will not make use of the post offices when I can avoid it, because private occasions supersede the necessity of writing in cipher; and the contempt of decency and principles, which forms part of the morals of the subaltern officers of a democracy, would incline them to break a seal with the same indifference that they break their words, when either curiosity or interest is to be indulged

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69. Sir: I am favored with another opportunity of writing to you by a private conveyance; and think it probable, at this season, that the frequency of these will render it unnecessary to write to you in cipher

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70. We could repeat the "rules," but we could not "parse;" we could cipher, but our sums would not "prove;" we could rattle off the productions of Italy—"corn, wine, silk and oil"—but we could not "bound" the State in which we lived