Sentence examples for spy offering from inspiring English sources

In search of employment, Andros offered his services as a spy, offering the idea of going to Paris, ostensibly to meet with the exiled James, but to actually attempt to acquire French military plans.

However, most of the major releases currently are action fare, with Spy offering a clear alternative.

On Friday, Robert Rodriguez, the Texas-based director who started with bloody shoot-'em-ups but has moved in recent years to family fare, is offering "Spy Kids 3-D: Game Over," the latest installment in his series about secret agents' children who go into their parents' business.

The release calendar now switches away temporarily from Oscar-nominated films, with this weekend instead offering Johnny Depp spy comedy Mortdecai and Mark Wahlberg in The Gambler.

Their targets, however, were not usually terrorists, but foreigners offering to spy for the United States or C.I.A. employees suspected of misdeeds.

It's rather typical of Tobias's luck that, even though Alex rejected both his idea of returning to the army and his protestations of love, he ended up offering to spy for the East Germans without Tischbier having to sully his hands by suggesting it.

Since reclaiming his old seat in the House of Representatives last year he reportedly asked his ex-wife to run the campaign, a bizarre offer she understandably declined Sanford has advocated for a libertarian strain of conservatism on issues ranging from government spying to medical marijuana, offering his party a way forward at a time when its national brand might be even more toxic than his own.

He says private companies in Europe are now offering to operate spy drones for his government, which has none.

For its part, the United States has been reduced to offering up the spy Jonathan Pollard just to keep Israel at the negotiating table.

The Wine Spies has a hybrid model, offering both a marketing and retail component, as well as a gimmick.

Mirrors line one wall, making the space appear larger and offering ample opportunity to spy on other diners and their eating habits.