Sentence examples for take surreptitious from inspiring English sources

Instead, we all stand back and take surreptitious photos on our phones.

(It gets a bit weird when people take surreptitious cameraphone pictures, or try and take photos or ask for signatures when you're standing at a urinal though. Context is everything).

These include a few by Edward Linley Sambourne, an illustrator and photographer, who apparently liked to take surreptitious snapshots of Kensington schoolgirls with a detective camera disguised as a pair of binoculars.

I've had stalkers and creeps show up at my school, email my coworkers, post my personal information online, call my cell phone, describe everything I was wearing on a particular day, and encourage my classmates to take surreptitious photos of me or rape me.

Until Google irons out Glass security issues like apps' ability to take surreptitious photos, users of the headsets should be especially wary of third party downloads, and should enable Glass's gesture authentication system to prevent spyware installation by anyone with physical access.

A crossdressing man was arrested for striking a college security guard with his car as he tried to drive off the Loma Linda University campus near San Bernadino, Calif., where he was allegedly trying to take surreptitious photos of female students, the Los Angeles Times reports.

They post surveillance cameras all around Raqqa, and bands of foreign fighters, including women wearing the niqab, look for anyone taking surreptitious pictures with their phones.

He added that the only way to deter people from taking photos of others was to punish them for taking surreptitious pictures rather than banning the phones.

"I'm just tired," he snapped to concerned colleagues, even as he began taking surreptitious clinical notes on his own case.

Then we trotted over to Starbucks, where Ms. Scott, who can be very droll, took surreptitious cellphone photos of Chelsea boys and professed to have never before heard of a gingerbread latte.

That side-mounted arrangement is great for taking surreptitious photos on the subway (if anyone who'd pay $1,275 for a phone takes the subway), but self-portraits are impossible, and even getting the shot framed right can be a challenge.