Sentence examples for solve future whodunits from inspiring English sources

During the entirely routine, inconsequential case, we're introduced to the rest of the cast that will help Lamb solve future whodunits: his rancher brother (Mr. O'Mara) and son (Taylor Handley), and a female prosecutor (Ms. Moss of the "Matrix" films) who feels out of place in this frontier tale but looks great in snug wool suits.

Evolution does not solve future problems.

Olson has used astronomy to solve other historical whodunits before.

Set in a Brooklyn brownstone, the narrative follows the trio of 20-somethings as they attempt to solve the whodunit; while they're not budding young venture capitalists or another targeted type, they still might be the killer's next victims.

During the spacewalk, the astronauts took pictures of the hole and collected residues that may help solve the orbital whodunit.

LONDON — After 56 years and many investigations, there is new hope that secrets lurking in Western intelligence archives could solve the biggest whodunit in United Nations history: the mysterious death of Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold.

Brown's life as a priest brings into the tales enigmas that a detective might not be expected to solve: not just whodunit, but the ultimate mystery of life and death.

Scientists have been trying to solve this prehistoric whodunit for decades, and now, thanks to new radiocarbon dating, they're one step closer to fingering human hunters as the culprit.

From his living room, Higgins was racing to solve the same whodunit confronting world leaders amid claims that Assad had unleashed chemical weapons against rebel sympathizers in the suburbs of Damascus.

Then there's another idea featuring Constable Feeney of the Watch, who fans will remember from Snuff, "solving a whodunit among the congenitally decent and honest goblins".

Obsessed with solving the whodunit, isolated from his grieving wife and small daughter, the boy's father becomes a renegade bloodhound.