tradecraft

The author has a wonderful ability to bring this sort of tradecraft to life.

All of the tradecraft he learned could have come from books."

When you're an expert in tradecraft, you can appreciate these things.

Each witness so far has shed light on another kind of government tradecraft.

He was in the field of his own tradecraft!

That would have been the tradecraft thing to do!

It wasn't perfect tradecraft, granted, but his curiosity had taken over.

This was lousy tradecraft and could damage an executive cell.

The farmer was looking less suspicious, caught up in the discussion of tradecraft.

But experts say access more than tradecraft determines what kind of explosive will be used.

That part of the tradecraft he did fully understand.

It was just that if you knew what to look for, it looked like tradecraft.

The tradecraft of the intelligence business was in the man's blood, at the heart of his nature.

Before the agent actually starts to carry out assignment, training in tradecraft may be necessary.

Once again, Newman was impressed with the "tradecraft" of his colleagues.

There they are taught the tradecraft of intelligence gathering for approximately three years.

Anyone who wants to keep below our horizon must invariably use the same tradecraft."

As far as he could tell from the book, the tradecraft was lousy.

"Not to mention the fact that you're breaking every rule of tradecraft.

Like most of the more simple applications of tradecraft, it was effective.

Though more than twenty years had passed, he had not forgotten his tradecraft.

In rare cases a spy may even be motivated by the excitement of tradecraft alone.

I am open to commo suggestions but want no specialized tradecraft.

He was guilty of poor tradecraft, refusing, for example, to vary his dead drop sites.

He was too crude and rough in his nonexistent command of tradecraft.