Sentence examples for surreptitious entry from inspiring English sources

The N.S.A.'s short-term solution to the encryption dilemma has been to urge the C.I.A. to go back to the world of dirty tricks and surreptitious entry.

They have returned with footage of their surreptitious entry, as well as two interviews from inside a Syrian refugee camp in Turkey and video from a pro-Assad rally in the president's Turkish hometown.

The Watergate investigations later revealed that in 1970, a young White House aide, Tom Charles Huston, had come up with a plan to authorise the CIA, the FBI and military intelligence units to intensify electronic surveillance of "domestic security threats", authorise illegal opening of mail and lift the restrictions on surreptitious entries or break-ins to gather intelligence.

Melanie hides the Darwin book and responds to it with surreptitious journal entries.

"If what this case means is we are about to see an explosion in the number of surreptitious police entries," he said, "that's a troubling development".

Don't brag about your surreptitiousness, no matter how cool it sounds to say "I'm surreptitious"!

Others are more surreptitious.

There is nothing surreptitious about it — it's all part of the mundane work that lexicographers do to keep track of how words and phrases develop over time, in order to shape and revise their entries.

Surreptitious protectionism is being deployed.

They used to be surreptitious.

Other counter-attacking measures are less surreptitious.