Instead, they ended up as quasi-independent gumshoes who are picked by the president and who report to Congress and the heads of their agencies. |
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Today, instead of sending hired gumshoes after cheating husbands and wives, we can turn our homes into high-tech surveillance staging grounds. |
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Structural changes aside, it's hard to get a fix on whether the gumshoes are making headway. |
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Unlike their urban brethren in, say, Chicago or Miami, Seattle gumshoes perch in aeries that look out on spectacular vistas. |
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If little living things can thrive here in hot acid baths, perhaps the universe offers many more likely suspects for gumshoes working on the case of missing alien life. |
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You're expected to use the old gumshoes to get around the base, sign in, and get moved into your house. |
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In part, moral revulsion motivates these underworld gumshoes, though it's also clear that killing children is bad for illicit business. |
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Medicare gumshoes in Florida regularly find stockpiles of weapons when making arrests. |
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Many of these gumshoes had shoulder holsters of the horizontal variety. |
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Curious to know more about the popular eatery that appears to be packing Taipei adventure seekers in, we sent one of our resident gumshoes over to case the joint. |
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Though the guzzling gumshoes of the 30's and 40's evolved from those eloquent pipe-smoking dandies, they have as much in common as rotgut rye and Earl Grey tea. |
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Here's some of the dirt you scraped from the undersides of your gumshoes. |
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Two of the gumshoes came back roaring drunk, and he let it go by. |
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Soul Suspect places you in the gumshoes of Ronan O'Connor, a cop on the trail of a serial killer in old Salem. |
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Fresh arrests were recently made by police investigating the alleged interception of voicemail messages on the mobile phones of the famous or newsworthy by gumshoes working for News of the World reporters. |
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The green-fingered gumshoes work on a garden for an open-air theatre. |
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The airport gumshoes tried to confiscate his Medal of Honor. |
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Everyone knows that HP ran afoul of the authorities a few months back by using inept gumshoes to identify the board member who leaked company news to reporters. |
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