Sentence examples for caught a spy from inspiring English sources

BENGHAZI, Libya — The rebels here said they caught a spy in the court building, the nerve center of the uprising, recording insurgent plans on a cellphone camera.

This is very useful in rooting out disguised Spies among your team: Remember to spy-check suspicious individuals, and do alert your teammates if you've caught a Spy.

In "To Catch a Spy" (Carroll & Graf, 2002), Peters aids Cary Grant.

So the Hanssen case provides fresh insight into the dilemma facing American counterintelligence experts each time they catch a spy.

In October, the National Academy of Sciences released a study declaring that the polygraph machine is a woefully "blunt instrument" that has failed to ever catch a spy.

If they go online and express such a view, will they too be picked up in the NSA's catch-a-spy network?

An ironclad rule of the game is that when one side orders the expulsion of intelligence officers as a result of an espionage case, the other country orders the expulsion of an similar number of intelligence officers -- even if they have not been caught in a spy case themselves.

But the actions follow the general rule that both the United States and the Soviet Union, and now Russia, have always accepted: when one side gets caught running a spy on the other's turf, some intelligence officers serving under cover as diplomats have to go home.

He and Mr. Schlesinger strolled east on 42nd Street, passing an office building where the F.B.I. used one-way mirrors in a medicine cabinet to catch a German spy ring in 1941.

The hero of the game — an Iranian special agent — is to not only save the Iranians but also to catch an Israeli spy who transfers classified nuclear information to the West.

One morning, on location in Scontland for To Catch a Spy (1971), as Peggy ate breakfast in an Oban hotel a tartan-clad Kirk Douglas sat down at her table and asked who she was.