Sentence examples for spy to go from inspiring English sources

She was to be the first spy to go public.

One of the site's early fans was Alan Jay, a founder of the Internet Movie Database (IMDB), who got in touch and helped Digital Spy to go to the next level, by selling advertising.

Getting a mainstream audience to care about governments infringing on our intangible right to privacy via dragnet surveillance programs carried out without public disclosure (let alone permission), using complex technological tricks that allow this spying to go on effectively invisibly is no easy task.

The Hollywood Reporter revealed in August that Cohen was planning a James Bond-spoof spoof about a spy forced to go on the run with his football hooligan brother.

Given he's as inscrutable as ever, it looks like the suave spy decides to go after White's family members in an effort to find out more about the mysterious Spectre and its leaders.

Secretary of State Colin L. Powell told Mr. Ushakov on Wednesday that some of his colleagues suspected of spying had to go home.

Alistair MacDonald, QC, chairman of the Bar Council, said that the Charlie Hebdo attack should not allow such spying powers to go through unchallenged: "The Paris murders, by extremist gunmen who were known to the security and police services, have already attracted considerable support for an extension of surveillance powers," said MacDonald.

Forrest, whose past stints include a spell as head of enterprise sales at Salesforce Australia/New Zealand, said Australia will remain HQ and tech center for Simple, but the firm plans to deploy local sales and marketing teams in markets were it spies opportunities to go deeper.

The remaining three Cuban spies get to go home too.

LONDON — Call him the spy who wants to go home again.

I'd love to spy on him, to go to Cambridge and watch him at work.