Sentence examples for detectives will be from inspiring English sources
Neither quarantines nor eradication programmes, nor even disease detectives, will be enough to guard mankind against the next outbreak.
According to Glushkov, Scotland Yard had Berezovsky's home under surveillance; detectives will be now be examining the tapes.
The programme, which has the working title History Detectives, will be a Through the Keyhole for history buffs.
Myriad policemen and security guards and special forces troops and overt and covert detectives will be stationed at the entrances to cinemas, theatres, and malls.
"This was a tragic case, and our detectives will be relentless in their pursuit of the person or persons responsible," Deputy Commissioner Michael O'Looney said in a statement.
Under Mr. Kelly's new strategy, those detectives will be assigned to work under a supervisor who oversees a team of robbery investigators in each detective squad.
Keith Gordon, whose latest film, "The Singing Detective," will be the opening night film in Park City, has yet to find a United States distributor for it.
Showrunner Steven Moffat has revealed that Benedict Cumberbatch's popular detective will be "a little more polished" in the one-off time travel episode, while his sidekick John Watson, played by Martin Freeman, will be "more uptight".
A detective will be used as a liaison to Interpol, the international police agency based in Lyon, France, and two detectives have been assigned to F.B.I. headquarters in Washington to speed the flow of information.
An upmarket dominatrix, compromising pictures and royal connections: even the sharpest consulting detective will be kept on his toes when the BBC's much-anticipated Sherlock returns on New Year's Day.
(There's a newer model of solo creation, but that's no simple thing, either: it can be fantastic, as with "Louie," or a real problem, as with "Newsroom". Next season, "True Detective" will be filmed by multiple directors, and I'm curious how that will affect people's responses to the show).
