Sentence examples for always eavesdropping from inspiring English sources

In Fig. 1, there is a source node and destination node pair, which communication is helped by N jamming nodes (J i, i∈N, N = {1,2,…,N}) with the existence of an eavesdropper E. The eavesdropping node is always eavesdropping on the information sent by the source node.

Ms. Miller's work and her excellent dancers are always worth eavesdropping on.

"Whether or not you feel you're being directly addressed, it's always a bit like eavesdropping".

Being the nosey curious person I've always been, I eavesdropped on Bob's conversation with a VZW employee.

William C. Banks, a law professor at Syracuse University who has criticized the administration's legal position on eavesdropping, said that while the ruling did not address Mr. Bush's surveillance without warrants directly, "it does bolster his case" by recognizing that eavesdropping for national security purposes did not always require warrants.

Inevitably, I always find myself back in the city, sandwiched between vast walls, involuntarily eavesdropping on stupid conversations no matter where I go.

I had full access to the museum, its archives, its galleries and its staff, so I made a note to always ask questions and eavesdrop whenever I could.

I can't get paid a dime extra no matter how many hours I work, and I am always working". I don't like to eavesdrop -- but you cannot call it eavesdropping when someone stands a foot away from you and speaks directly toward you at normal volume.

What always stops me in my tracks is the tenderness of the address, and the feeling that I'm eavesdropping and should probably stop: this is the opposite of "public poetry".

I was (unavoidably) eavesdropping.

Was I eavesdropping?