Sentence examples for who spots from inspiring English sources

In another chat, Sabu is told about a hacker who spots weaknesses of target organizations.

Any film fan who spots Emily Beecham out and about this autumn might well be wary.

If they are, though, it won't be me who spots it.

It's he who spots a case of Catholic priests abusing boys.

This year's advert centres on a young girl, Lily, who spots an old Man on the Moon through her telescope.

IMAGINE you are a woman at a party who spots a good-looking fellow standing alone in a corner.

Anyone who spots animals in difficulty is asked to call the RSPCA's Cruelty and Advice line on 0300 1234 999.

But how? Anyone who spots him removing a fork from his pocket – a fork from home! – will consider him nuts.

Diasporas speed the flow of information: an ethnic Chinese trader in Indonesia who spots a commercial opportunity will quickly alert his cousin who runs a factory in Guangdong.

Nicolas Cage plays State Trooper Jack Holcombe, who spots a link between young women disappearing on the mean streets of Anchorage and corpses found in a distant wilderness.

Ms. Peregrym plays a coldly ambitious F.B.I. agent who spots the pattern but, before the first 10-minute episode ends, has been framed and arrested for cyberterrorism herself.