So I looked for clues to how Mr. Chihuly works, or doesn't.
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His team detained and questioned Iraqis as it looked for clues about Saddam's whereabouts.
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Over the next few months, hundreds would search for Caylee while law enforcement looked for clues.
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While the decision was widely expected, investors looked for clues about the central bank's next moves on policy.
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Investors were closely watching for the report as they looked for clues about the Federal Reserve's next policy move.
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Although the Fed kept rates steady, market participants looked for clues about possible rate increases in December and in 2019.
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Wall Street eagerly awaited the decision as they looked for clues about the central bank's futures moves on monetary policy.
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Investors were closely watching out for the report as they looked for clues about the Federal Reserve's next monetary policy move.
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Investors paid close attention to the report as they looked for clues about the Federal Reserve's plans for future monetary policy changes.
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Wall Street looked for clues on the future of Yahoo Tuesday as the internet company reported earnings that could influence its potential sale.
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As investors looked for clues in Fed Chair Janet Yellen's testimony Wednesday, stocks largely went nowhere, with the closing the day almost flat.
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In previewing this year's race, Roy Harris, a Pulitzer maven, looked for clues in the other journalism awards that had already been handed out.
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In Kentucky Route Zero's meandering stream of text, dream-like imagery, and despondent music, I looked for clues about the world and its characters.
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Investors reading the tea leaves of Federal Reserve official pronouncements have long looked for clues about the policymakers' plans to raise or lower interest rates.
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So he and a team of nearly two dozen scientists looked for clues in the genome of the blue-fronted Amazon parrot in Brazil, his home country.
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As they looked for clues in Ms. Parze's case, the police searched Mr. Ozbilgen's phone and discovered at least one image of child pornography on his phone.
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The decision was closely watched as economists and investors looked for clues on how Orr would handle a new policy goal of "maximising sustainable employment" alongside traditional inflation targeting.
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Gold prices retreated to a near five-month low on Tuesday as investors braced for a widely expected U.S. interest rate increase this week and looked for clues about further hikes from the Federal Reserve.
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Crunching a couple decades worth of data, they looked for clues as to why, even as the proportion of women and writers of color enrolled in these programs has increased with time, the white room persists.
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The details of how exactly early humans started molding tools and weapons out of metal is extremely hazy, so anthropologists have looked for clues from before the Bronze Age that hint at experimentation with fire and ores.
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The FBI encyclopedia. Jefferson, N.C. : McFarland & Co. p. 376. . In the days after the bombing, investigators surveyed the damage and looked for clues. About 300 FBI agents were deployed under the codename TRADEBOM.
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Wrangel Land was next. As they looked for clues of the missing ship, the crew of Rodgers surveyed the area and proved that Wrangel was an island and not the southern edge of a polar land mass. Rodgers departed the island on 13 September, and moved north and west until stopped by pack ice on the 18th. Returning to Wrangell, she continued the search on another course until the 27th.
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Ethnomusicologist Patrick Kersalé, who has worked in Asia for more than 20 years, studied images left over from the past, "tracing out the shape of the harp." He looked for clues to understand how the harps were used and made. He also looked at similar instruments in the region, such as the Burmese saung gauk and harps of the Kareni people. Kersalé asked Keo Sonan Kavei (a craftsman) to help him build the harp.
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Portrait Federico da Montefeltro, Piero della Francesca, c. 1465–1470. In this portrait, the Duke is shown in profile not because of the influence of classical art, but because his right eye had been injured in battle. The identity of the sitter remains uncertain and art historians have looked for clues in the pattern in her sleeve. Undoubtedly a heraldic design, its three palm leaves, with two dark feathers bound by ribbon, would have represented the coat of arms of her family or her suitor's.
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It was as if Bala had written a "fictionalized" version of the real-life killing into his novel, using information only the murderer could have known. The case drew widespread media coverage in Poland and resulted in increased sales of the novel as readers looked for clues in the novel to the real-life events of Janiszewski's death. Prosecutors believed the motive for the killing was tied to jealousy, as Bala had assumed that his estranged wife was having an affair with Janiszewski. In 2007 while Bala was in prison, an appeals court ordered a retrial of the case.
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