Sentences with phrase «of tradecraft»

Certainly, there are many techniques, strategies, and some tricks of our tradecraft — even «secret» tactics unique to Smith Publicity - that we guard carefully!

Jessica Poteet of Tradecraft digs into why companies that build participation avenues early will see organic growth through customers» excitement and intimacy with products, in «The Next Evolution of Marketing Mix: Growing our Company in the Me Generation»

Not exact matches

The Post notes that MUSCULAR «appears to be an unusually aggressive use of NSA tradecraft against flagship American companies.»

While the US intelligence community's judgments of Russia's meddling followed protocol, those of Russian President Vladimir Putin's intentions «did not employ proper analytic tradecraft.»

Sarah Battani, director of operations at construction - focused space Tradecraft Industries, said: «The interesting trend is the divergence of general versus industry specific spaces.

He was fortunate not to be involved in this bit of football tradecraft.

This «network of corrupt officials» was serviced through «tradecraft» techniques which transferred payments secretly by using cash, or through the bank accounts of relatives or friends of the source.

Blu - ray adds «A New Cold War: Origination and Adaptation,» «Agents Provocateurs: The Ensemble Cast,» «Tradecraft: Visual Authenticity,» «Heart of the Tempest: On Location,» «Welcome to Sparrow School: Ballet and Stunts,» «A Puzzle of Need: Post-Production.»

Tradecraft for a female spy has the dark reality of being required to use sex as a weapon, or at least a distraction to penetrate (no pun intended) the guard of a foe.

Certainly not the streetwise appeal of the movie's main character, Eggsy (Taron Egerton), a blue - collar kid brought into a posh, private British spy agency, taught tradecraft and manners (by Colin Firth), and sent out to protect the world from evil and shoddy tailoring.

That's because it's really a spy movie: the tale of a mutual seduction — between dreamy, bookish 17 - year - old Elio (Timothée Chalamet) and tall, suave, mysterious Oliver (Armie Hammer)-- in which everything that happens is treated as a tradecraft secret.

Red Sparrow releases to home video (Blu - ray / DVD / Digital Copy) with the following extras: - A New Cold War: Origination and Adaptation - Agents Provocateurs: The Ensemble Cast - Tradecraft: Visual Authenticity - Heart of the Tempest: On Location - Welcome to Sparrow School: Ballet and Stunts - A Puzzle of Need: Post-Production - Director Commentary by Francis Lawrence

But when tradecraft and seduction turn in to too - real passion, both agents find not only their own lives at stake, but the future of both their nations.

Now, Germany's greatest weapon - a woman with special talents, both for tradecraft and for death - is headed home with critical information about the still - developing atomic bomb, and the Allies» chief hope for stopping her is a British agent with agendas of his own.

He had always had an unerring instinct for the tradecraft of adultery.

So, yes, she has all the background needed to turn out rich, complex tales filled with action, espionage tradecraft, and intrigue, such as Masquerade, The Coil, The Last Spymaster, and The Book of Spies.

The more people we get reading on the democratic medium, the medium that allows artistic freedom of expression, the medium that ships electrons and not fuel - costly paper, the better our tradecraft as writers and pastime as readers will be.

For more information on the conference and the other speakers and presentations, which deal with all aspects of writing and publishing tradecraft, check this link.

We're not talking full on tradecraft here, of course, but a little common sense goes a long way.