undercover造句

He is already back in America, undercover, working another case.

Undercover agents are police who work undercover to investigate crime and are totally different from little security informants.

Three years ago, a little painting caused big trouble for undercover agent Bob Wittman.

On another, her gang members beat an undercover officer unconscious, dumping him in the countryside.

Meanwhile, in Singapore undercover officers seized several tiger skins that had been advertised for sale online.

Ford, who spent years undercover, has two golden rules to help agents keep from getting their cover blown.

Joe Pistone had thought he was going to go undercover for six month. Instead, he vanished for six years.

I mean I put two years of work - nine months of it undercover - to gather enough evidence to indict Dante Arete. The case was almost made.

On the other hand, Richard Walsh lacked Jack Bauer's outlaw tattoos - a few gained in undercover work; most part of Jack's personal roadmap.

Berry: I play a reporter who goes undercover when a friend winds up dead after having an Internet relationship with a stranger. It's sort of a classic whodunit, very Hitchcock.

We put out an APB with the other FBI district offices and got lucky this morning when one of our own undercover agents saw him in South Central. We were ready to pounce...

He turned down a plum job in criminal accountancy, partly for personal reasons, and thus acquired credibility: everyone assumed that no undercover cop would turn down such a job.