Sentence examples for eavesdropping goes from inspiring English sources

A certain amount of eavesdropping goes on amongst friends.

"Any form of snooping or spying, surveillance or eavesdropping goes against the rights that are outlined in the Constitution," Poe said in a speech on the House floor.

The eavesdropping went on for four years and would probably still be going on if The Times had not revealed it.

The Danish Security and Intelligence Service were supposedly in charge of making sure there was no obvious eavesdropping going on.

"Everyone knows that there is a lot of spying and eavesdropping that goes on at the U.N. and during the cold war, it was a hotbed of Soviet espionage," Sergey V. Lavrov, the Russian ambassador, said his country was not a participant.

On Wednesday, Anthony Pellicano, the onetime sleuth-to-the-stars accused of that eavesdropping, will go on trial here on racketeering charges in a case that has alternately seized the entertainment industry's attention and left it wondering what all the fuss was about.

Of course, whoever is doing the eavesdropping is going to need to have a straight shot at it, and a tripod to help stabilize the image isn't going to hurt.

"The modern idea of using antennas to eavesdrop on ET goes back to Frank Drake's original 1960 experiment called Project Ozma," Seth tells me.

(Such eavesdropping has not gone out of style; these days, there are even apps for that).

But there's a big catch: most lawmakers have no idea what eavesdropping is already going on or what Mr. Bush's justification was in the first place for ignoring the law and ordering warrantless spying after 9/11.

The waiter eavesdropping on this debacle then goes on to overhear the collapsing marriage of a councillor's wife, who next appears as guest of honour at a doomed church gala that becomes, in every sense, a fete worse than death.