Sentence examples for bugging a from inspiring English sources

Intrusive Surveillance Secretly filming or bugging a house or car.

Even under a TEI, a prosecutor and a judge would have to approve bugging a mosque.

In the 70s Richard Nixon was impeached for bugging a single building.

On Friday, police chiefs admitted bugging a meeting with Brooks and his lawyer, Jane Deighton.

Looking becomes bugging, a kind of god-like act of surveillance.

The prohibition is all the more bizarre because evidence gathered by other much more intrusive covert interception techniques, such as bugging a bedroom with a tiny transmitter or using parabolic microphones to eavesdrop on conversations is admissible in court.

They give the bugs a good soak.

Visser drives a VW bug; he is a bug, a rotting one — he draws flies.

"I caught a bug a couple of days ago".

Not just any bug: a computer bug.

Is the bug a culprit or a bystander?