Sentence examples for about to interrogate from inspiring English sources

Siddiqui is serving 86 years in prison after being convicted in 2010 of attempting to shoot and kill a group of FBI agents, soldiers and interpreters who were about to interrogate her in Afghanistan over her alleged links to al Qaeda.

"Historians make good publishers, as do linguistics students, because they've thought about how to interrogate texts".

Battle of the Bulge Before crashing his plane, an Army intelligence officer (Henry Fonda) disagrees with his superior (Dana Andrews) about how to interrogate a group of captured Germans.

Dragging a rack of lights to the front of the stage, he spoke about using them to interrogate the audience.

Col. Bill Groves, the general counsel of the Pentagon's antimissile program, to complain about Defense Department plans to interrogate his client.

His father condemned what the boy was reported to have said but made a formal complaint about the decision to interrogate his son.

As a result feminists have been strongly motivated to analyze particular claims about female biology, to interrogate the assumption that genetic or biological nature implies fixity, and to reveal the wide range of interacting biological and social causes of women's phenotypes, including their psychological attributes and social positions.

(Petraeus might also be a better person to interrogate about Benghazi than Susan Rice).

Sitting on a stool opposite me is Aisha, a young American I've been asked to interrogate about her recent trip to Pakistan.

"It raises serious concerns about the methods used to interrogate al-Saadi Gaddafi and other detainees at al-Hadba prison," said Joe Stork, deputy Middle East Director of Human Rights Watch.

The Sonoma County chapter president wore what looked like clean, pressed Levi's, but there was no one whom I felt eager to introduce to my mother or to interrogate about the status of the war with the Mongols.