How To Use Sleuthing In A Sentence
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It's the tale of two contemporary literary academics sleuthing their way into a long lost love affair, and is utterly laden with coincidence.
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Carpenter has tapped one of his officers who previously expressed an interest in computer sleuthing to specialize in cyber crimes.
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They said they would stay for a little while at the quilting, then go on their sleuthing trip.
THE WITCH TREE SYMBOL
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Carson, her father, had once been a district attorney and this blonde American teenager had a natural ability for sleuthing.
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ASpiritedLife. com: The Eva Mendes Spirit Interview: Kicking Ass And Revealing Some Too TeenDirectory. net: Erotic sleuthing laced with backwards babes, and Paulson on female doormat duty while Scarlett's shrewdie hangs with a murderous gang of homicidal fattie clones, like an underworld Madonna bossing an obedient crew of paunchy boy toys.
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But my mother and I, an unbeatable cross-country sleuthing duo, put a stop to the madness in less than two hours.
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Les Vasey used to be a top Bradford policeman, sleuthing out villains, but since his retirement ten years ago his target has been the rise in sexually transmitted diseases.
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Detecting successive generations of designer steroids will require a different type of sleuthing.
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Where would that leave old-fashioned sleuthing?
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So far, the weather's been lousy, so my amateur sleuthing has been a nearly full-time activity.
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And, as swankpot Ford, Geoffrey Lesley gives a controlled, sleuthing performance that simmers on the brink of volcanic-like eruption.
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He connected with Rossmo, a pioneer in that criminal field, and they applied the work of tracking down criminals to sleuthing shark strategy.
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HuffPost Hill did some Dog-type sleuthing minus the motorcycles, hair-bleaching, sketchy bondsmen and domestic strife and figured out what happened: The live stream runs over channel 26, which is A&E until the House recording studio flips a switch near the start of the hearing.
HUFFPOST HILL - Ax Says Gun Control On The Table
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A bit of sleuthing from our investigative reporter uncovered some interesting information on Mr Parkinson.
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In New York there's sleuthing for clues about a woman with long black hair and a frantic discussion of what might have happened to her.
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With a little more sleuthing, I found out who owned the domain name.
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In a kind of literary sleuthing, Ms. Zanganeh haunts many of the places where Nabokov lived, visits his grave in Clarens, Switzerland, detects portents that link her with him, celebrating fluky coincidences between Nabokov and herself and correlations that conjoin them in some sort of "relationship," although she does point out that she was only 10 months old when he died on July 2, 1977.
The Trouble With Ardor
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Yes, a few nights of Boolean sleuthing might render you more knowledgeable than your doctor about a particular issue — and more power to you for your interest.
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Isabel, morally obliged to act, starts sleuthing.
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He connected with Rossmo, a pioneer in that criminal field, and they applied the work of tracking down criminals to sleuthing shark strategy.
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As always, there is no end to the delight in accompanying Isabel as she makes her way toward the heart of every problem: philosophizing, sleuthing, and downright snooping, in her inimitableand inimitably charmingfashion.
The Lost Art of Gratitude by Alexander McCall Smith: Book summary
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But as the body count rises and thefts occur, the ship's crew begs for Elsa to get involved - and the naturally curious writer can't help but start sleuthing.
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As an organizational agnostic with no agenda, a coach can move up and down the ranks, sleuthing out the shadow culture - all the subtextual undercurrents driving the company that are never talked about.
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Then immerse yourself in the exotic oasis of nearby Foster Botanical Garden, and send the kids sleuthing for chocolate, cinnamon, and chicle (chewing gum) trees, amid other varieties.
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After his interesting encounter at the auto shop, Carl was already not looking forward to more sleuthing.
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As always, there is no end to the delight in accompanying Isabel as she makes her way toward the heart of every problem: philosophizing, sleuthing, and downright snooping, in her inimitableand inimitably charmingfashion.
The Lost Art of Gratitude by Alexander McCall Smith: Book summary
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A bit of sleuthing from our investigative reporter uncovered some interesting information on Mr Parkinson.
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Solving mysteries and diagnosing patients both require sleuthing, she says.
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‘You and Mr. Mackenzie seem to be familiar with crime sleuthing,’ Moretti remarked levelly.
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Detecting successive generations of designer steroids will require a different type of sleuthing.
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Students across the country are sleuthing around schools to see if they're using the right lightbulbs for energy efficiency or recycling to save landfill space.
