Sentence examples for global espionage from inspiring English sources

Comics, now an art form in its own right, can cover everything from crimenoir to global espionage.

It gives us anarchy as panto and global espionage in the guise of a homoerotic stag weekend.

And like Bourne movies of old, this pitches Matt Damon into another bracing global espionage saga, with epic action set-pieces, government intrigue and surveillance paranoia.

The writer discusses how le Carre used the plots of his novels to create his own version of the secret world of global espionage which he had inhabited for so many years.

With South Africa a regional powerhouse and communications hub, Pretoria has become a centre of the continent's new Great Game, intelligence officials say, and a target of global espionage.

The leaks show how Africa is becoming increasingly important for global espionage, with the US and other western states building up their presence on the continent and China expanding its economic influence.

It's round five of global-espionage hokum for Tom Cruise and Paramount as Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation slinks forth in close to 40 markets, about half of its rollout.

If the report is confirmed, it could worsen British-German relations, which are already strained by a growing German sense that it has been marginalised by a global electronic espionage network led by the US and UK and confined to English-speaking states.

During the decade of Allied occupation, as the Cold War intensified, Vienna became a global centre of espionage.

Most of the thousand or so operational satellites in orbit are multi-million-dollar machines that provide major industries with scientific research, global positioning or military espionage.

Ms Rousseff told the assembled leaders that Brazil had been a target of intrusions and intercepts carried out by a "global network of electronic espionage".