Sentence examples for interrogated the man from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors interrogated the man on Thursday, and the rebels said they planned to detain him, for now.

Mr. Hewitt said he decided to show the interview after Ms. Stahl reported receiving word from the C.I.A. that the agency's chief in Ankara had interrogated the man for two days, a sign of his importance, and finally secured a comment from an official in Washington that the man was at least "in Iranian intelligence".

MPs finally interrogated the men whose tanks are often said to be parked on the Football Association's lawn, the chairman and chief executive of the Premier League.

Clinton interrogated the men and they informed him that they were the only troops guarding the pass.

He begins interrogating the man about what it takes to be a car salesman.

But voices can also be heard interrogating the man, asking him about tactical information as well as his name, background and the situation in his hometown.

A university module in Blair studies, in which students have had a chance to interrogate the man and his henchmen, is reviewed by the BBC.

When I asked Nasser what it felt like to interrogate the man who murdered his brother, he got up from his office chair and walked out of the room.

Instead of Franklin's Boswell, Isaacson comes across as his Edward R. Murrow, diligently and often deftly interrogating the man while sifting through the veritable mountain of scholarship that has accumulated around him over the past two centuries.

There is a possible case to be made that the eventual reveal of the reason for the killing – sexual abuse, the off-the-peg motivation in crime fiction these days – was a let down, but the scene in which Colman's cop discovers and then interrogates the man whom she ought to have known to be the killer is one of the most surprisingly written and ragingly played scenes of recent TV drama.

Memín said Chapo began to interrogate the man, then shot him with a.25 caliber pistol and had him buried while he was still "gasping for air".