Sentence examples for Before interrogating from inspiring English sources

BEFORE interrogating the union boss Donald Fehr on baseball's toothless drug policy, Senator John McCain all but asked Fehr if he wanted a cigarette -- like the Marlboros that Gene Orza has declared are no worse than steroids.

Before interrogating Lyttle, she did not conduct a standard criminal-history check, which would have revealed his U.S. citizenship.

Before interrogating the issue of fish feeling pain and its implications for phenomenal consciousness, I will briefly define several key terms.

They said detectives kept them hungry and held them in cold cells, often for hours, before interrogating them for many more.

This term, the court was focused on the Miranda rule, which requires the police to warn suspects in custody of their rights before interrogating them.

One congressional staff member who worked on the hearings remembers Henry Waxman, the powerful Democratic congressman from California, urging the other Democrats – with whom Sanders caucused – to refrain from making political statements before interrogating the players.

As before, we interrogate the amino acid probabilities within the most informative SUPERFAMILY [Gough et al., 2001] or Pfam [Sonnhammer et al., 1997] (Pfam-A and Pfam-B) HMM (as measured by the Kullback Leibler [Kullback and Leibler, 1951] divergence from the SwissProt/TrEMBL [Apweiler et al., 2004] amino acid composition).

The C.I.A. officers, who were under pressure to produce better intelligence in the field, wanted explicit legal authority before aggressively interrogating high-value targets.

If Virginia wants to avoid false confessions in the future, Mr. Kendall said, all criminal defendants should be given access to counsel before being interrogated and all interrogations should be recorded in full.

Only months before, Cobain had sounded uncertain, interrogating himself on Nirvana's final studio album, In Utero:  "What else should I be?…What else could I say?…What else should I write?" MTV Unplugged provided some answers, a way to stay a step ahead of boredom, and irrelevance.

The two high court judges are expressing their regret that SyS – the Security Service, or MI5 – knew exactly what was happening to Mohamed before Witness B interrogated him.