Sentence examples for spy situation from inspiring English sources

Satire on the spy situation.

By Fred Packard The New Yorker, November 12 , 1938P. 48 Satire on the spy situation.

The New Yorker, November 12, 1938 P. 48 Satire on the spy situation.

"This is a very new kind of spy situation, but one we are going to have to get used to," he said.

By James Thurber The New Yorker, January 19 , 1935P. 15 The writer studies the international spy situation by means of a Japanese who took photographs of the St. Petersburg, Florida, waterfront, and the U.S.S.

The conversations secretly recorded by Mr. Wilson from August to early December suggest that after Mr. Chávez directed General Rangel to take over the handling of the situation, the spy chief recruited Mr. Maionica to be the point man in the Venezuelan effort to negotiate with and win over Mr. Wilson.

The document blamed the "very grave" situation on spies who had "spread throughout the land like locusts".

My law takes great pains to single out only those who repeatedly and intentionally spy on others in situations where a person can and does reasonably expect privacy.

We get the obligatory coercion of the reluctant hero into an impossible situation, the spy-training session in which the pupil and instructor fall in love, the secret assignment, the double-dealing intelligence agencies, a delightfully articulate and oversexed dwarf sidekick, a high-stakes poker game, shootouts and martial arts scenes and plenty of identities and passports.

The novel begins and ends with Haffner engaged in almost farcical sexual situations — spying on lovers from a wardrobe, then later tied up, bruised, and humiliated.

"You could create a situation of people spying on one another, being able to spy on one's neighbors," she said.