Sentence examples for off the intelligence from inspiring English sources

Pull ing this off, the intelligence officer displayed a thin needle again, not an ordinary needle.

According to what security sources seem to have been briefing, the Widow Lindsay was questioned after the attacks but, despite police suspicions, she "dropped off the intelligence radar".

"This is officially the White House cutting off the intelligence community," an anonymous senior intelligence official told the Los Angeles Times.

Or, as the official, redacted version of this assessment hopefully has it, "dropped off the intelligence radar despite the fact her husband SUICIDE-BOMBED A TRAIN".

Udall and Wyden would almost certainly get kicked off the intelligence committee and lose all their clearances if they were to read the still-up-for-review truth about Bush-era atrocities out loud.

One of the many, many encouraging things to emerge via the laser-like focus on Lewthwaite over the past few days has been the phrase "dropped off the intelligence radar".

Mr. Tenet's speech seemed mostly intended to ward off attacks on the intelligence community, including a reportedly critical brief now being prepared in Congress.

So I wanted to take off-the-charts intelligence and those other sociopathic elements and plop them into this kid.

Manager Graham Westley said that Bridges is a player with "a lot of off-the-ball intelligence" and that he "reads the game well".

None of the other personalities in the book -- not the head of Pakistan's ISI, or the operatives of an off-the-books intelligence operation, or the spymasters running the CIA -- could understand that Omar could choose to stop his successful campaign and might strike an arrangement.

"That work paid off in the intelligence we received that enabled the raid last night".