Sentence examples for working intelligence from inspiring English sources

Dotson, after joining the command, suspected that outsiders were coming in from Chicago, California, Maryland, and Brooklyn because the police had not been working intelligence at night.

When "suicide bombers are shooting up Pakistan," he said, "do you see that, whatever you've been doing, it's not working?" Intelligence dossiers about the I.S.I. and the Taliban are often ambiguous.

Most encouraging of all, surely, is the latest evidence that in 21-year-old Owen Farrell reforming England have at their heart not only a phenomenal kicking machine but also a stunningly mature working intelligence.

Bob Woodward arrived in the newsroom of The Washington Post around noon on Sept. 11, walked up to the executive editor, Leonard Downie Jr., and said "What do you want me to do?" Across town, Seymour M. Hersh was on the phone, working intelligence sources he had cultivated for three decades.

Stanley Coren's The Intelligence of Dogs lists the breed as being above average in working intelligence.

It is a happy breed with average working intelligence, although by being bred to a show standard it is no longer an ideal working dog.

Galvin started off on the ground, serving in Iraq and working in intelligence for the marines.

They are piloted by RAF crews working for intelligence and reconnaissance units.

The agent did not regret working in intelligence.

In 1989, Lobster published names of 1,500 citizens said to be working in intelligence.

Wilson at the time of writing (about 1601) had been working on intelligence matters for Lord Buckhurst and Sir Robert Cecil.