Sentence examples for a espionage from inspiring English sources

Federal police in Rio de Janeiro charged Mr. Dantas yesterday with criminal conspiracy, breach of confidentiality and corruption for his role in a espionage scandal.

He was an action star, an espionage expert, and a professional athlete.

An unauthorized disclosure is not an espionage, or a sabotage, or a subversion, simply because it concerns national security.

Mike Bartlett's Doctor Foster and Tom Robb Smith's London Spy were a medical and an espionage drama, but went psychologically far beyond those genres.

Walker sends Nikola, disguised as a pirate, on an espionage mission to discover the traitor's identity.

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Let's be clear, it's an espionage drama, not a discursive piece about the legacy of the Arab spring.

Renner plays an agent pursued by Jason Bourne's old spymasters after they try to stop an espionage programme in a cover-up conspiracy.

There's also "Scorpion," an espionage caper about an underground network of geniuses.

With the book's publication in 1984, Mr. Clancy introduced a new kind of potboiler: an espionage thriller dense with technical details about weaponry, submarines and intelligence agencies.

In the spring a financial scandal involving Liechtenstein took on aspects of an espionage novel when German tax officials acquired a CD-ROM through secret service contacts.