Sentence examples for is intercepting from inspiring English sources
verb
To stop, deflect or divert (something in progress or motion).
- The police intercepted the package of stolen goods while it was in transit.
Since he kicked out America's Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) in 2005, Mr Chávez's government insists it is intercepting more drugs than before.
On Sunday, it acted like the young group it is, intercepting Manning twice early in the game, only to surrender most of the 17-point lead the Patriots had built in the fourth quarter.
But Raab told Hague: "If the UK is intercepting emails on British citizens it requires a warrant from the secretary of state, but that vital check is not in place when communications are received via Prism".
As a result of my political opinions, and my desire to exercise my freedom of speech, through which I've shown that the government of the United States is intercepting the majority of communications in the world, the government of the United States has publicly announced a criminal investigation against me.
That is, unless the ISP is intercepting such rogue queries and doing what they will with them.
Whether the challenge is intercepting short-range or long-range missiles, the mission always comes down to the same steps, known in military jargon as a "kill chain". Targets need to be detected, tracked, classified, targeted, intercepted and finally assessed to determine success.
When a ball is intercepted, we're trying to score.
Of those, only one in 10 is intercepted.
If, however, the ball is intercepted, it turns into bees.
Their quarterback seldom throws a ball that is intercepted.
This light is intercepted by ALMA's antennas.
