gumshoe

She'd wondered if it was a result of gumshoe training.

For his part, Ritter enjoyed being such an important gumshoe.

Have you ever met such a gumshoe in shining armor?

"What does your husband think of your being a gumshoe?"

Gumshoes of yesteryear would barely know the business these days.

Previously, "you used the gumshoe techniques" before trying any fancy technology.

It pays to do business with your local gumshoe.

"Those justice boys have a thing about us gumshoes."

The gumshoe, camera in hand, might shadow the third grader to his home.

But it is also a classic tale of basic gumshoe reporting.

And like a gumshoe reporter, he follows the money.

She was, after all, a professor, and I was a gumshoe.

"It might be interesting to learn why one's called a flatfoot and the other a gumshoe."

MacHinery's gumshoes have been trying to get something on me for a long time.

There his vivid fantasies of being an old-fashioned gumshoe are brought to life.

Rather than calling in the gumshoes, senior executives or headhunters simply asked around.

If the gumshoe succeeded and captured Carmen, he/she won the trip.

A tiresome weekend with a gumshoe saying, "Nobody leaves this room."

Someone with that much class and power coming to a two-bit gumshoe like me to clean up her mess?

The door opened and a gumshoe came in.

The gumshoe used several large markers with flashing siren lights on them.

And it takes a crummy gumshoe to get me out of trouble.'

I gave her my driver's license and my gumshoe permit.

Your average chief executive wouldn't be thrilled to have gumshoes from Washington going over his books, but this is not a normal situation.

Directly and through an attorney, the gumshoe got $118,000, including federal matching funds.