Sentence examples for by bugging from inspiring English sources

Conversations can be intercepted in real time by "bugging" or "tapping".

Officers had discovered this by bugging the magazine's telephones, apparently without authorisation.

They feed them accordingly, often ignominiously, by bugging telephones and badgering celebrities (or merely those unlucky enough to have dated them).

She is so distrustful that when she meets a great man and spends the night with him, she follows up by bugging his cellphone.

For example, in New York City prosecutors refuse to divulge the contents of wire communications intercepted pursuant to State court orders because of the Federal proscription, but do utilize evidence obtained by bugging pursuant [p128] to court order.

"The U.N. has been monitored by bugging or surveillance from day one," said Stephen C. Schlesinger, author of "Act of Creation: The Founding of the United Nations," an account of the 1945 San Francisco conference that created the body.

"Hiking, sweating, being eaten by bugs.

Deletes the saved bug report identified by bug-id.

She's frightened by bugs in the undergrowth.

A batch of tomatoes was destroyed by bugs.

Every word of the assassination was captured by bugs.