Examples of eavesdrop

• On stage, the other characters eavesdrop shamelessly and voice their comments.

• I began to seek out sources of comprehensible input, eavesdropping (harmlessly!) when alone on trains or in coffee shops.

• Such monitoring can be performed through explicit queries, environmental observations or by eavesdropping on communication, which can reduce the increased communication usually associated with teams.

• It is like eavesdropping on a hushed conversation between brass players, and rather gives the lie to a devil-may-care attitude.

• Their ' ' birds ' ' have the capability to spot car number plates and individuals as well as eavesdrop on millions of faxes, emails and telephone calls.

• Characters do not tell us how they feel, but we are instead privileged to eavesdrop on their process of thought.

• As a listener, one almost appears to be eavesdropping.

• Hosts, agents and other entities are vulnerable to a number of attacks ranging from eavesdropping communications to stealing sensitive and private data and inflicting damage by design through viruses.