Sentence examples for been interrogated from inspiring English sources
verb
To question or quiz, especially in a thorough and/or aggressive manner.
- The police interrogated the suspect at some length before they let him go.
Why has the C.I.A. not been interrogated?
I've been interrogated every day for five years.
Would all Arabs at or near airports have been interrogated?
"He said the boys had been interrogated and by 5am they had already confessed".
Had he been able to speak, he might even have been interrogated before going into surgery.
Mr. Ben-Tur said he and the others had been interrogated separately.
Several people thought to be connected to the attack have already been interrogated in Tunisia.
"I know friends who have been interrogated by the F.B.I.," he says.
He said several people had been interrogated but no arrests had been made.
Every night, blows would start raining down in the room where I myself had been interrogated.
I've just been interrogated by the Stasi in a concrete bunker somewhere beneath Berlin.
