Sentence examples for spy might be from inspiring English sources
F.B.I. officials have been criticized for failing to suspect that the spy might be within the bureau's own ranks.
The law is supposed to protect against abuses such as "reverse targeting" — that is, for example, setting up surveillance of a Russian spy abroad when the real purpose is to collect evidence against Americans with whom the spy might be in touch — yet the system is highly classified and not subject to scrutiny in open courts.
T5 and H16 in this region are also implicated in peptide binding through changes in deuterium protection, suggesting that this flexible N terminus of Spy might be involved in client interaction.
Being a good spy might be better.
But his use of the word "spying" might be just as notable.
The pretext of the State Department was that it feared that Nazi spies might be hiding among the refugees.
The hero of "OSS 117: Cairo, Nest of Spies" might be described as a French equivalent of James Bond.
BERLIN — When Cameron Carpenter first came here, Berlin was covered in snow and looked as if spies might be lurking in the shadows.
There is a worry, in the documents, that the spies might be offended by what they see, as if a naked public has uncharitably created a hostile work environment for intelligence analysts.
In some respects it's similar to the novel that half a century ago instilled in Rimington a romantic dream of what spying might be: Rudyard Kipling's Kim.
That inquiry prompted law enforcement and intelligence officials to suspect that Israeli spies might be capable of using technology that was so sophisticated that they could overhear conversations of specific American officials in their offices.
