Sentence examples for real espionage from inspiring English sources
They've never done real espionage tradecraft".
Real espionage is actually like this.
In real espionage operations, a C.I.A. officer never lets his surveillants know that he's seen them.
Before 30 January 1933 the Security Service represented a very small organization which had hardly more than 20 or 30 regular members and not many more honorary members, so that one cannot assume central direction and professional training, that is a real espionage network.
"Would a real espionage agent confess to a grand jury?" Meekins wondered in an essay posted on his Virginia Beach law firm's website.
There is no other explanation for his overruling of the entire national security establishment in Trump's defense of the Chinese telecom company ZTE, which was caught red-handed violating the embargo against North Korea and which represents a real espionage threat.
Ian Fleming Renowned for creating James Bond, accounts of Fleming's real-life espionage work are nearly as captivating as 007's.
WASHINGTON'S new International Spy Museum tells a story which fits somewhere between the shagadelic fantasy of Austin Powers and the dreary grind of real-life espionage.
ON THE CLOCK: "24," the real-time espionage thriller, has run for seven seasons, and the next one starts in January (that's T-minus 214+ days).
Real-life espionage, Hitz writes, is often "more bizarre, more deserving of a place in Ripley's than the fictional accounts".
