| After snooping round the house for a bit, we rode our bikes back to the hotel. |
| And with Americans so touchy about their civil liberties, the Feds have to be legally covered to the hilt before they go snooping. |
| In the meantime, I suggest you stop snooping on what the neighbours are doing and tend to your own lives. |
| People are snooping on our lives, and you can too with cheap laptops, a few crocodile clips and a battered old van. |
| This isn't just a question of nosy politicians snooping on the citizens they are supposed to be representing. |
| And I feel like I'm snooping, or that I am in some way looking in on something which I have no right to be, intruding on someone's privacy. |
