1. I'm sure my neighbours spy on me.

2. They made several ham-fisted attempts to spy on her.

3. She sent you to spy on me, didn't she?

4. I was ordered to spy on the information of a firm.

5. But he wanted to spy on the person he was spying for.

6. Diana enjoins her worshippers to spy on, track, fall upon his prey.

7. How much do they pay you to spy on your own kind ? Getting a clear signal?

8. Telepathy powers can spy on and affect the minds of others, influencing or controlling their behavior.

9. They could spy on their neighbour through a porthole window.

10. They would use psychic powers to spy on the enemy, disable nuclear bombs with telekinesis(), and effortlessly kill with the power of thought alone.

11. Even small children were used as instruments in the regime, encouraged to spy on and report their parents.

12. Newspapers admonished citizens to report any suspicious activity, encouraging them to spy on each other.

13. It is bad to play around with other people's wives and bad also to spy on President Amin.

14. There was no way I was going across to follow Ewen Mackay to spy on his activities at the house.

15. In such break-ins, criminals can plant malicious software to steal files, spy on e-mails and do even scarier things like remotely controlling equipment inside a utility.

16. It is unseemly for the spiritual leader of Tibet to spy on people.

17. "The Jordanian and American intelligence services offered me millions of dollars to work with them and spy on mujahadeen here," he said.

18. She accused Moses of hiring a private detective to spy on her.

19. The Swedish government passes a new bill that allows it to spy on all digital communication.

20. Not that it would have been difficult to really spy on Joel at his home computer.

21. She is approached by a government agent (T. R. Devlin) who asks her to spy on a group of her father's Nazi friends operating out of Rio de Janeiro.

22. You think his pals would stay out all night to spy on us?

1. I'm sure my neighbours spy on me.