Sentence examples for eavesdropping off from inspiring English sources

The episode was particularly embarrassing for the navy because the vessel, one of the most technologically advanced submarines in the world, was designed for maximum stealth and use in such delicate operations as delivering special forces troops secretly and eavesdropping off the coasts of hostile nations.

The trade-off is that Pudding Media is eavesdropping on phone calls in order to display ads on the screen that are related to the conversation.

SECURITY experts looking to prevent spies from eavesdropping on computers by intercepting the electromagnetic waves they throw off don't turn to Martha Stewart for interior-design inspiration.

United States laws restrict wiretapping and eavesdropping on the actual content of the communications of American citizens but offer very little protection to the digital data thrown off by the telephone when a call is made.

It was like eavesdropping on a wake.

Am I suggesting eavesdropping on every conversation?

They are eavesdropping on the continents".

Earl is eavesdropping on their conversation.

"They're all eavesdropping on each other.

Imagine you are eavesdropping on someone else.

In his "Reality Hunger" review, Wood went on to list plot devices serious fiction is usually better off without: "coincidence, eavesdropping, melodramatic reversals, kindly benefactors, cruel wills".