Sentence examples for back to interrogate from inspiring English sources

They definitely gonna come back to interrogate you to get another gun, or ask you about this crime, give them some information about this crime".

This heightens the Lao military's pressure on the Thai government to force the refugees back to Laos to interrogate some of them about the resistance".

He was promptly drafted into the Army and sent back to Europe to interrogate German prisoners of war.

He was soon drafted into the Army and sent back to Europe to interrogate German prisoners of war.

While presenting the film at a festival in New York, Joreige and Hadjithomas learned that cops back in Lebanon were looking to interrogate them and had tried to confiscate rolls of "A Perfect Day" from local theatres.

But I find I recall a scene from my past not as a flowing narrative, but – at least initially – as a picture, or tableau vivant, the details of which I then come back to again and again to interrogate.

It is easy to imagine her stepping back often along the way to interrogate the map, asking if a given choice will really take her where she wants to be going and, more important, if she has the right map.

He has backed a law allowing investigators to interrogate terrorism suspects without informing them of their rights.

"Questions of gender, class, race, sexuality, all facets of identity – those are the questions we constantly have to come back to and interrogate within ourselves and society".

What reports went back to Whitehall from British intelligence agents, there to interrogate on the express instructions of government ministers?

While visiting Damascus, she was sitting in the back seat of a taxi as the driver began to interrogate her daughter, a four-year-old.