Sentence examples for friendly spy from inspiring English sources

If a "friendly" spy appears out of thin air, he is in fact an enemy.

If a friendly spy is cloaked, you will see a faint outline.

If there is a friendly Spy who can sap the Sentry, run in straight after he places the sapper, and assist him in destroying it.

"Just think about the amount of friendly spying about the Maastricht Treaty in the 1990s," he added.

"Of course even friendly countries spy on each other," the columnist says.

"I also told them… that it is unacceptable that a friendly country spies on other friendly nations," she told a press conference.

She expressed disbelief that friendly countries would spy on one another as intrusively as the NSA has done.

Senator Pat Roberts, a Kansas Republican who is usually friendly toward the spy agency, grumbled publicly about its editing of the 2004 Senate report on pre-Iraq-war intelligence.

Infrared images taken by a German television station, ARD, appear to show that the US embassy spying facility, housed in an anonymous rooftop building, has now been shut down after an incendiary clash in which Mrs Merkel told President Barack Obama it was "just not done" for friendly nations to spy on each other.

Braves are trained to become other units: tough melee Warriors; weak, long-range, Firewarriors; Preachers, who convert enemy units and prevent enemy preachers from converting friendly troops; and Spies, who perform espionage functions.

Still, the C.I.A. director has four important jobs: manage the White House relationship; manage Congress, particularly to obtain budgetary favor; manage the agency's workforce and daily operations; and manage liaisons with other spy chiefs, friendly and unfriendly.