sleuthing

There's a lot of such sleuthing going on these days.

There was no time in the new year to do any more sleuthing.

Their sleuthing revealed little that they did not already know.

"At least you two found out somebody's worried by your sleuthing."

For half an hour, the psychological sleuthing continued: What kind of family history did he have?

Some sleuthing may be necessary to discover the cause of a noise.

"Now you see why I said amateur sleuthing is dangerous."

"Shall we go on up to the mansion and continue our sleuthing?"

The most bizarre aspect of the medical sleuthing was to come later.

And the ingredients for conventional sleuthing would seem to be in place.

Not all these recent arrests were the result of sophisticated sleuthing.

"I'd like to do some sleuthing in that old mansion."

The assignment seemed to promise a day of tough sleuthing.

During the meal the boys exchanged reports on their morning's sleuthing.

Frank made arrangements for the pilot to wait, and they began their sleuthing.

What was Henry left with after all his sleuthing?

I had the morning free, and I was going to use it to do some sleuthing.

But the truth is, there is not all that much sleuthing.

Before we continue the sleuthing, perhaps we could have lunch.

She also was interested in their sleuthing, although always predicting dire results.

Their sleuthing had done something to change his attitude.

He turned to Scott, and got a nod of confirmation for his sleuthing.

Through good sleuthing she learns where he is to be sent and actually arrives there before him.

All this electronic sleuthing has led to significant improvement in return ratios.

"They must be doing some real sleuthing," Frank commented, a little worried.