Sentence examples for start probing from inspiring English sources

We'd have to start probing further into his personal life and criticising him for the amount of money he earned.

Meanwhile, North Korea's diplomats will approach their international counterparts and start probing for aid and political concessions.

He wrote, "We then start probing men's minds for motive and purpose; they become entangled in the law not for what they did but for what they thought".

Start probing around in the moss, in the leaf litter, turn over a few logs and confront the predatory terrors of the devil's coachman beetle, or look a male stag beetle in the weird face, and imagine locking horns in a gladiatorial bout to see who wins the right to mate with the nearby female.

'It gives us an insight, we can also start probing into the questions Cern is trying to answer, the origin of the universe for example.

This way, hackers infiltrate one device and start probing the entire system until they find the real prize, e.g. a database or repository that contains sensitive customer or business data.

And they started probing that.

He starts with a loosener down the leg side, but soon tightens his line, and starts probing away around Carberry's off-stump.

Mr German's resignation came when police started probing expenses he claimed in his previous job in Welsh education.

The previous owner made an unsuccessful stab at repairing the wall over the fireplace, "so I started probing and now I have half of the plaster over the mantel ripped off," he said.

Nancy Mitford is always credited as the one responsible for bringing U and Non-U language and behaviour to the attention of the terrified middle classes, but it was actually Alan SC Ross who first started probing into sociological linguistics in the magazine Encounter.