He was measured, weighed, timed, tested, interrogated, interviewed, examined.
What happened when you arrived in London?I arrived at the Patriotic School [the building where MI5 interrogators interviewed new immigrants during WWII] and was interrogated for 48 hours.
For instance, she said, why are swimmers not interrogated in interviews after a publicized drowning accident?
From there, Stern commandeered the interview, interrogating Fallon about how he plans to adjust the show for an earlier time slot while also berating Fallon's house band, the Roots, for their decidedly 12 30 a.m. song choices (e.g. Morrissey). .
We also plan to interview (interrogate?) Lonnie about the incident.
"His interrogator interrogated.
"In essence," said Nolan, "we are interviewing or interrogating the cells, forcing them to reveal their inner thought processes". Some of these stimulatory tests were done in the presence of dasatinib, a drug used to treat chronic myelogenous leukemia and certain cases of acute lymphoblastic leukemia.
When I was a rape victim, I didn't have the benefit of psychological help, nor was there a program that taught the police how to interview, not interrogate rape victims.
We further interrogated emergent findings from interview and documentary data by searching for negative cases, drawing mind maps and 'brainstorming' (see Riley 2000 for an explanation of brainstorming qualitative data [ 37]).
This programme, in which she interviewed – interrogated might be a better word – lots of women and their partners about the division of domestic labour, was little more than an exercise in judgmentalism, woven out of her flawed generalisation that 1950s housewives "were desperate to escape that enslavement".
