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1. In recent years the lifestyle of the intelligence officer has acquired a glamorous image thanks to the literary world and the screen.

2. The adjutant, the doctor and the intelligence officer sat and watched from a safe distance.

3. In 1642-3 he apparently served as an intelligence officer under the Long Parliament's committee of safety.

4. In order to have an effective intelligence officer, he would have to have a little brown blood.

5. The intelligence officer then took the map to an expert in aerial photography who determined coordinates for the building.

6. Instead an intelligence officer had ploughed through Mills' personal effects and leafed through a random selection of files.

7. Daniel Yates, a former British military intelligence officer, said, "Julian Assange has seriously endangered the lives of Afghan civilians.

8. US intelligence officer teaching Chinese Personnel how to use a radio.

9. Creating false identities used to be easy: an intelligence officer setting off on a job would take a scuffed passport, a wallet with a couple of credit cards, a driving licence and some family snaps.

10. Aung Lynn Htut is a former military intelligence officer and deputy ambassador to the US.

11. "We'vegone to where the guns are," an intelligence officer said.

12. A Libyan intelligence officer was also convicted of carrying out the 1988 bombing of Pan Am Flight 103, which killed 270 people.

13. He served during peace-time as an intelligence officer in the Navy.

14. But as an intelligence officer that's what I did my whole career – I took on secret identities, I lived that on a daily basis.

15. Afghanistan's top intelligence officer is rejecting a U.S. estimate that only 30 percent of the country is under the control of the central government in Kabul.

16. He was thirty-five to forty and it was assumed that he was an army intelligence officer.

17. It was necessary, he had told him(sentencedict.com), for an Intelligence officer to have private quarters.

18. BDuring a 21-year military career, Corso was a key intelligence officer who served on Gen.

19. "This guy ties everybody together, " says a veteran U.S. intelligence officer who has been watching Kashmiri's rise to prominence closely but is not authorized to speak publicly.

20. The man who brought the case is a lawyer and former intelligence officer, T.

21. "Such differences cause natural tensions between the Taliban and Al Qaeda, " says one intelligence officer with NATO.

22. A British inquiry into the invasion of Iraq has released a letter from a former intelligence officer who said he came under strong pressure to find evidence to support military action.

23. The man who brought the case is a lawyer and former intelligence officer, T. P. Sundara Rajan, who is a devotee of the temple.

24. "Kashmiri is the most experienced person in planning, choosing targets, and getting men ready," says one Pakistani intelligence officer.

25. Gates spent eight years as a junior analyst and an Air Force intelligence officer, then joined Nixon's National Security Council staff in 1974.

26. "He ought to understand our ways, " says an American intelligence officer who dealt with him in the 1990s. And he does.

27. "I felt when I was at CIA, that as a professional intelligence officer, like a military officer, I should be apolitical, and so I didn't register with a party(http://sentencedict.com)," Gates said.

28. British inquiry into the invasion of Iraq has released a letter from a former intelligence officer who said he came under strong pressure to find evidence to support military action.

29. "Any commander who is more or less self-sufficient and independent of Pakistan becomes more popular with his fighters, " the intelligence officer says.