Sentence examples for snooping in from inspiring English sources
Is Google snooping in my messages?
Where will I begin my snooping — in the spice cabinet?
The extent of snooping in modern Britain is shocking.
This is beyond snooping in the public interest.
It was a Sentinel caught snooping in Iranian airspace, likely piloted from Tonopah or Creech.
Doyon was right to be wary: an F.B.I. agent had been snooping in the I.R.C.
When she went into a liquor store for some more booze, Alex snooped in her folders.
Boris Johnson echoed the calls, apparently blaming Edward Snowden for the attack and calling for more powers to snoop in on communications.
People wouldn't be inclined to snoop in post-communist Romania, with its extensive security apparatus known for spying on the country's own citizens.
And there are good reasons why governments should be able to snoop, in the interests of national security and within agreed legal limits.
While I understood (in theory) that some people don't share my compulsion to snoop in the business of the long dead, I needed my husband to cooperate.
