Sentences with phrase «sleuthing turned»

A little sleuthing turned up some numbers from which we can make some extrapolations.

That sleuthing turns out to be extra important when you get your formal training, because that training is likely to come from the school that hires you.

Not exact matches

That had a lot to do with eyeball detective work and armchair psychology, but it turns out I was right, even if that same kind of half - hearted sleuthing would have been wrong the next 50 times.

That unusual turn of events prompted Brown to launch a Twitter poll, asking his followers whether he should add the results of his data sleuthing to his resume.

Following the same process, I think Mindhunters has the dumbest whodunit thriller plot and the least plausible moves of any film I can think of (no stars): FBI trainees are sent by a stern instructor to a remote island to test their reflexes and sleuthing powers when putting together psychological profiles, but then each of them in turn gets baroquely bumped off.

Oh, Hunger Games fans... Some sleuthing fans of the series turned up this imitation lagoon, initially built for the 1996 Olympics, refilled and rebuilt to represent (through a lot of movie magic) all twelve sections of the Quarter Quell's arena.

In the first in the series, Mayhem at the Orient Express, the Literary Ladies gain sleuthing inspiration from Agatha Christie when the owner of their favorite Chinese restaurant turns up dead.

'» Since then, numerous scholars have sleuthed their way through Durham's family tree, turning up legitimate questions about his true birthplace and ancestry.