Sentence examples for interrogated last week from inspiring English sources
Cui Haoxin, a Muslim poet, was taken to a police station and interrogated last week — partly because of his tweets calling attention to Islamophobia in China.
Mr. Rouyère was interrogated last month by the French financial police.
All the Deputies interrogated yesterday [July 8] by a Herald correspondent expressed themselves as clearly favorable to the scheme.
He was still being interrogated 13 months later in an attempt to discover why he had been living at an address in "Quickwood, London MW2".
The Belgian prosecutor's office said that both Abdeslam brothers had been interrogated earlier this year but had not been detained because they were not seen as a threat.
Fox recounted her humiliation and fear while being "interrogated" last month by an "absolutely terrifying" and "insolent" US border official given "turbocharged power" under the president's immigration crackdowns.
The Belgian prosecutor's office said on Wednesday that the Abdeslam brothers had been interrogated earlier this year, but had not been detained because they were not seen as a threat.
Gabriele, who was arrested in possession of crates of confidential letters addressed to the pope, has spent a week under guard in a "secure room" in the tiny city state and will be interrogated early this week.
A federal judge in Manhattan criticized police officials yesterday for the way demonstrators against the war in Iraq were interrogated earlier this year, and he made clear that civil liberties lawyers could seek to hold the city in contempt of court in the future if the police violate people's rights.
During meetings with his Ugandan lawyer, John Onyango, and in a series of smuggled letters to his wife, Awadh said he was also interrogated last January by MI5 officers, who showed him a series of photographs and asked questions about British nationals thought to have travelled to Somalia.
Of 2304 POPA SNPs and 7680 DArTs interrogated, 2160 and 2174 yielded genotype data, respectively.
