| People are snooping on our lives, and you can too with cheap laptops, a few crocodile clips and a battered old van. |
| And with Americans so touchy about their civil liberties, the Feds have to be legally covered to the hilt before they go snooping. |
| I mean, when I visit people I actually do know really well, I'm not opening cabinets, snooping around the bathroom, fumbling around in closets. |
| The idea of the state snooping into the affairs of private citizens is anathema in a country which takes individual liberties seriously. |
| After snooping round the house for a bit, we rode our bikes back to the hotel. |
| While my sister was snooping in my room she spotted the Canada guide and asked if she could read it. |
