Sentence examples for been interrogated about a from inspiring English sources

Namgyal quietly told a few fellow-monks that this wasn't true, that he had been interrogated about a relative living in Australia but had refused to speak.

The file shows that Aamer was sent to Guantánamo in order to be interrogated about a Kuwaiti charity and a training camp in Afghanistan.

A similar public outpouring of sympathy followed the case of a man who confessed to killing six Shanghai police officers last year in revenge for torture he allegedly suffered while being interrogated about a possibly stolen bike.

By Evan Osnos July 23 , 2009Interesting details are emerging in the Chinese press about the case of Sun Danyong, the twenty-five-year-old employee of Foxconn who committed suicide in Shenzhen last week after being interrogated about a missing prototype for a new iPhone.

Then he said he was moved somewhere else where he was interrogated about a political movement in Libya.

Vizzini was taken to a command post outside Villalba and was interrogated about a recent firefight involving an American jeep on patrol.

Mr. Sciarpelletti was found guilty of misleading investigators by giving contradictory testimony after he was interrogated about an envelope found in his desk that was addressed to the pope's butler and contained what investigators identified as confidential material.

Documents obtained by the investigators show that Behari had been under surveillance by Austria's domestic intelligence service since 1998, when he was interrogated about an alleged plot to blow up the U.S. Embassy in Vienna.

He was nervous, waiting to be interrogated about an identity he had been memorizing for months.

Some of those who left the town over the weekend and arrived in a Damascus neighborhood, including almost a dozen children, have been interrogated about rebel positions in the town and the names of activists, Zakarya said.

The files show other inmates have been interrogated about supposed British connections that did not exist, suggesting confusion or incompetence at the camp.