Sentences with phrase «leading sleuths»

Best of all, it casts British literature's most fascinating and controversial figure as the lead sleuth.

Not exact matches

The officer's family is one of hundreds that have come to Alkuraya, 39, who may be the country's leading genetics sleuth.

Poisoned snuff leads Agatha Christie's sleuth Miss Marple to a cadet - training ship and a killer.

Instead, the seasoned sleuth is back on the case of the unsolved mystery that led directly to his retirement.

Thanks in large part to two likeable lead performances — Hemmings and Nicolodi have a real rapport as the amateur sleuths on the trail of a serial murderer — it's also Argento's most breezily enjoyable film, chucking in a fistful of witty, satirical attacks on Italian masculinity and some of the finest prog - fusion freakouts ever committed to tape.

Not only is Rod a cunning Internet sleuth and doting dogsitter, but his special Spidey senses lead him on a quest to rescue his buddy from a terrible fate, all while delivering lines with impeccable comic timing.

She is well - known for her sleuth - like explorations of human relationships, which have led her to follow strangers, and find work as a hotel chambermaid.

All the bullets and fistfights eventually lead to a high - stakes poker game in which the super sleuth, with the backing of the UK government and the watchful eye of their beautiful treasury officer Vesper (Eva Green), puts taxpayers» money on the line in the hopes of breaking up Le Chiffre's evil network.

Leading the pack you've got The Quiet American, The Statement, Children of Men, Quills, and, in my opinion, Sleuth (which he killed in).

Aloy's handy Focus device enables her identify foes and points of interest Detective mode - style, leading to many a trail tracked through the wilderness like a post-post-apocalyptic sleuth.

She is well known for her sleuth - like explorations of human relationships, which have, for example, led her to follow a stranger in the streets of Venice and document his movements, and to find work as a hotel chambermaid in order to photograph the belongings of the hotel's guests.

(FOX News, Bigfoot sleuth stomped for leading tour on federal lands without permit)

Judge Bigelow was one of the world's leading authorities on Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, from whose imagination and pen sprang the famed sleuth Sherlock Holmes in the pages of four novels and 56 short stories.