Sentence examples for intercepted from from inspiring English sources

Nor have they considered that the signals would be intercepted from cameras that people planted themselves.

What's the funniest sext you've intercepted from a member of Plaid Cymru?

Transcriptions were intercepted from the Libyan embassy in East Germany, and Reagan would go on to bomb Tripoli in response.

He said he destroyed the data he had intercepted from networks in Europe, and did not condone eavesdropping, a crime in Europe.

And when Clifford intercepted from the wrong side of the ruck to see yellow, Motu Matu'u was driven over from the penalty to the corner.

GCHQ also boasted that it had given the NSA 36% of all the raw information the British had intercepted from computers the agency was monitoring.

"The intercepts from that plane, which answer some of the key questions about the attack, are among N.S.A.'s deepest secrets".

Spotting a flight of Spitfires he climbed to intercept from a more favourable attack position.

Intelligence reports from Egypt as well as intercepted communications from Burkina Faso and Algeria led to the warning being issued.

Yes, it's tempting to smirk, at some of the language especially: preserves made from "intercepted" mangoes, porridge from "activated grains".

Mr Engel said officials had cited evidence including "intercepted communications from high-level Syrian officials".