Sentence examples for caught bugging from inspiring English sources
That may just be British spin trotted out this week because Government Communications Headquarters, Britain's equivalent of the N.S.A., hasn't been caught bugging an American embassy.
That's the motto of the US Federal Bureau of Investigation FBII), though you would not know from the antics of some of its agents, who have been caught bugging their boss's office and sending naked photos of themselves to colleagues.
When the interior minister, Edgar Savisaar, was caught bugging cabinet members' conversations in 1995, it was Mr. Meri who denounced the practice so forcefully -- arguing that "Watergate saved the United States" -- that the government fell and was replaced.
She fell down stairs, broke bones, caught bugs and suffered nervous breakdowns.
"Chameleons whip their tongues out to catch bugs," Babcock explains.
Nurses catch bugs too – it is inevitable some will go off sick.
These high-flying hummers are rather insectivorous and catch bugs by hovering in the air.
Loneliness also affects me physically: I catch bugs easily because I am stressed.
This time of year, they can be seen teaching their fledglings how to catch bugs in midair and fattening up for their journey south.
Conversely, there was a large push from the community to start performing better security audits on open source software in order to catch bugs when they exist.
