Sentence examples for back to the interrogation from inspiring English sources

Captain Shipman went off to attend to other business, and I walked back to the interrogation hut.

On several occasions she was taken back to the interrogation centre where she had first been held and a video was taken of her giving her name and saying that she was a Shia and she hated Sunnis.

But back to the interrogation entry, and this amazing sidebar: In the United States, as many as 80percentt of suspects waive their rights to silence and counsel, allowing police to conduct a full-scale interrogation.

Throughout the first two weeks of January, I go back to the interrogation booth and fail to answer PIRs.

After the visitors went back to the United States, the interrogations continued.

The chaste courtship is painfully interrupted when Changyu is called back to the city to face interrogation for unspecified political reasons, and Di, who has pinned all her hopes on his return, nearly dies of a fever caught waiting by the road for him to return on the day he promised.

If she starts freaking out like it's too much, ease up on the interrogation and go back to the St. Bernard licks.

Examples include anonymization such that tracing data back to the participant is unfeasible, tightly controlled interrogation of limited segments of the genome in predicted areas of interest, or application of filters to exclude known disease-causing mutations unrelated to the phenotype being explored as has been reported in a neonatal intensive care unit setting.

The agency's harsh interrogation program ended in 2007, but the consideration of medication-laced interrogation methods harkens back to the CIA's history with Project MK-ULTRA in the 1950s and '60s.

An even smaller number of those questioned by the interrogation group have been brought back to the United States to face criminal charges, including Mr. Abu Ghaith, the Bin Laden son-in-law, and Ahmed Abdulkadir Warsame, a Somali commander of the militant group Shabab.

After the reunion cattle call and last week's Mesh interrogation of David Treadwell, the apparent news shifted back to the denouement of the Microsoft Yahoo acquisition, now amusingly being called a merger by the Wall Street Journal and the Times.