Sentence examples for to be bugged from inspiring English sources

If the contrast dents his ego just occasionally, he's too grounded to be bugged and comparative anonymity suits him.

As President, he allowed the telephone of Martin Luther King himself to be bugged, and Supreme Court appointments went the Southerners' way.

"Hotel rooms in major Chinese cities such as Beijing and Shanghai which have been frequented by foreigners are likely to be bugged.

"All authors want their papers considered quickly, and all reviewers don't want to be bugged," said Mr. Collins of the Journal of the American College of Cardiology.

Baffert said he had kept quiet about his change of heart because he did not want to be "bugged" about how his horse was doing.

Judges ordered the former French president Nicolas Sarkozy's phones to be bugged last April as part of an investigation into allegations that his 2007 election campaign was bankrolled by Libya's then leader, Muammar Gaddafi, it was claimed on Friday.

They're going to be bugging".

But though the event was a clear success, one question seems to be bugging the Europe Union's leaders: who should take the credit?

Apparently all we care about is getting rid of the problem that currently seems to be bugging us.

Students who chose to be bug-killers were presented with three cups, each holding a live pill bug.

Downside: not yet formally launched, so not proved to be bug-free.