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• n  surveillance of some place or some person by the police (as in anticipation of a crime)

• A stakeout by a team of Miami Herald reporters yielded a front-page story claiming that Hart had spent most of the weekend with a comely blond, a part-time actress named Donna Rice .
• We have left out a lot of details in this rough account of a very long and complicated narrative--for instance, Don Cheadle's smart, funny cop on perpetual stakeout, Miguel Ferrer .
• The episode, by the way, not only also featured a stakeout but one that ended in a quasi-racial incident, as Toby and Dwight mistake Darryl's sister for him.

News & Articles

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• Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon
  It is a great pleasure to see you. Welcome to this traditional press stakeout place.
  June 14, 2013 - United Nations

Quotes

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• Roberto Sánchez Ramos in Washington Post
  How is it,Sanchez Ramos asked, "that three days after the stakeout, they lack the personnel and equipment to finish the raid?"
• Vince Vaughn in MTV.com
  His colleague, Eddie (Vince Vaughn, a scream as always), tells him to look on the bright side: "So it was a six-year stakeout - mission accomplished!"