Sentence examples for half of questioning from inspiring English sources

After more than an hour and a half of questioning and statement-taking, Curd finally told Thomas that Crawford, 22, had died.

At five o'clock, after an hour and a half of questioning, the woman emerged from the interview and joined the vice-president of corporate asset protection in the camera room.

Even after an hour and a half of questioning, Sir Paul Stephenson seems to have left Keith Vaz, the home affairs committee chairman, still baffled as to the real reason for his resignation: "I am going because I am a leader," explained the now ex-Met commissioner.

Finally, after two and a half days of questioning the jury, lawyers needed only 15 minutes to make their picks.

By the time the investigators interviewed Mrs. Clinton in three and a half hours of questioning on Saturday, they had compiled months of findings.

American press aides made available to reporters two men they insisted be identified only as "senior coalition officials," neither of whom revealed in a half hour of questioning the specific charges against the suspects.

Mr. Conroy's appearance in State Supreme Court was rarer still: in about three and a half hours of questioning by Ms. O'Donnell and the defense lawyer, William Keahon, Mr. Conroy accused the lead homicide detective on the case of lying to the jury and making up several sections of Mr. Conroy's confession.

Yet  in three and a half hours of questioning over the course of the day, Mr. Simpson was amiable and unbowed, grinning and even joking as he answered questions from his lawyer and a district attorney about the confrontation in a hotel room here four years ago that led to his conviction on charges of stealing sports memorabilia and a sentence of up to 33 years in state prison.

Ralph Bleechmore, an Adelaide-based barrister, said he was searched and questioned in an interview room by Australian police for nearly an hour at Adelaide airport before his departure to Iraqi Kurdistan on 23 October, and on his return was met by two Australian officers for an hour-and-a-half more of questioning on 11 November.

That yielded a group of 30 who agreed to a half-hour of questioning in return for a $25 Amazon gift card.

Officers would not immediately allow the teenager's mother, who witnessed the shooting, to accompany her son to the hospital, keeping her in the back of police cars for an hour and a half for questioning.