Sentence examples for spying through from inspiring English sources

Won't Stasi-like spying through the paraphernalia of confidential whistleblower hotlines more likely result in a fragmented, paranoid workforce?

Is government spying through technologies of mass surveillance, useful? asks Jennifer Granick in "Mass Spying Means Gross Errors," on www.wired.com.

And Herzog with his gun at the window is a reënactment of Dmitri Karamazov, the murder weapon in his hand, spying through the window on his father.

To this he added discarded footage from a camera store of a submarine captain spying through a periscope then firing away, ostensibly at the nude.

What they conspire to do, however, is write about their lives, and London as a whole, like voyeurs spying through a secret keyhole.

Left to himself, he wandered around Beverly Hills, spying through windows and lurking in strangers' homes to gape at happy family scenes.

The gently whirring exhaust fan spied through the back wall provides the only significant action.

More stuff can be spied through the holes in the walls of a "secret room".

And the terrifying sexual graffiti, spied through the keyhole, in the attic of number 14.

Weeds — cast-metal facsimiles by Tony Matelli — spied through the locked glass doors, sprout from cracks in the floor.

He probably looked through many of the same peepholes Kinsey had spied through a decade and a half before.