Sentence examples for English intelligence from inspiring English sources

Old English Intelligence: Tacked up beside the entrance of the church in Stoke Poges, the shrine celebrated in Gray's "Elegy," is a handwritten sign reading:….

And he displays a continuing fascination with people at the edge - vagrants, water-diviners, astrologers, tricksters, psychotics, and all those who explore 'the underground life that the upper-crustish, militant, colonial-suppressive cast of the English intelligence excludes'.

Old English Intelligence: Tacked up beside the entrance of the church in Stoke Poges, the shrine celebrated in Gray's "Elegy," is a handwritten sign reading: "Please do not slam this ancient door".

In the meanwhile, the English intelligence service infiltrated the rebel group in Holland and effectively thwarted their efforts — at least for a while.

The forces for the raid had begun gathering near Montreal as early as May 1703, as reported with reasonable accuracy in English intelligence reports.

Anaxagoras is the first person who is definitely known to have explained such a concept using the word "nous" (which is the original Greek term that leads to modern English "intelligence" via its Latin and French translations).

Here were two classic tests of English tactical intelligence.

Most questions were asked in impeccable English with intelligence which spoke highly of Georgia.Ms Clinton, on the other hand, did not shy away from qualifying Russia's actions in Georgia as "invasion" and "occupation".

First, the English-speaking intelligence world, so often dismissive of European agencies, should learn from their European counterparts, especially the French.

In fact he has two qualities often missing in English footballers, tactical intelligence and physical robustness.

KGB, Russian in full Komitet Gosudarstvennoy Bezopasnosti, English Committee for State Security, foreign intelligence and domestic security agency of the Soviet Union.