divining rod
dowsing rod

Think of it as a divining rod for the information age.

With a divining rod - like the ones used to find water?

It is just like the story of the man who came here last year with the divining rod.

Around 1976, his divining rod for hit material started coming up dry.

"He's got a set of water divining rods," my friend said.

She held out one hand like a divining rod.

Among personal injury lawyers, he was known as a man with a divining rod for the deep pocket.

Malone seemed to have a divining rod for money.

Of course, her divining rod doesn't always find water.

Moreover, like divining rods, they sometimes appear over the affected bone areas.

It was a slow, careful movement on her part, as if she were searching for water with a divining rod.

He had been walking a hundred yards away, holding a long metal divining rod out in front of him.

"I'm using it sort of like a divining rod.

Divining rods should be cut on this day.

Water Seekers: Scientists take another look at the divining rod.

I had become a human divining rod for fast-food restaurants, especially untried ones.

In looking into whether science confirms faith, numerical evidence becomes a handy divining rod.

A guest bought a divining rod, which vibrated like crazy during the service, he said.

The plant's crooked twigs also provided early settlers with divining rods.

He was harder than his uncle Alex's divining rod.

"It's like a bloody divining rod," Peter observed, no small amount of wonder in his voice.

The group employed the divining rod for both treasure hunting and other forms of revelation.

For now, she's waiting "for the thing that makes the divining rod tremble."

The divining rod was at work, and it pointed me to Tommy's, another California chain.

"I have a tremendous built-in divining rod," Mackintosh says later.