Sentence examples for is subsequently questioned from inspiring English sources

In the Tiergarten, a public park in Berlin, a mentally unstable young man discovers a body and is subsequently questioned by a highly educated and idiosyncratic detective with an odd fixation on the aromas exuded by the corpse.

The film, produced and directed by Mr. Miles and Nina Rosenblum, was nominated for an Academy Award, but its accuracy was subsequently questioned.

Castro, who only survived by playing dead, was subsequently questioned for 48 hours before investigators said he was free to return to Mexico.

The level of actual hazard in Brown's Russian Roulette stunt was subsequently questioned by a statement from police in Jersey (where it was filmed) that the production company had given an undertaking to use blank ammunition.

She was subsequently questioned by police and gave Mr Falciani up, precipitating his arrest and flight from the country.

John reported it to the stewards and was subsequently questioned by the New York State Racing and Wagering Board about the alleged foul play at the state's thoroughbred tracks.

Cocker was subsequently questioned by police over claims he had assaulted some of the child performers, but he was later released without charge.

After she came forward, her story was subsequently questioned, causing some Democrats to worry that it undermined the strength of other accusations against the judge and fuel the Republican effort to push through his nomination.

The uniformed officer interrupted the class J.D.B. was in and escorted him to a school conference room, where J.D.B. was subsequently questioned by the investigator, police officer, and members of the schools administration for 30 to 45 minutes.

Al-Jamri and the two editors who resigned were subsequently questioned and charged with "publishing fabricated news and made up stories... that may harm public safety and national interests".

These drivers are subsequently questioned about their immigration status, and those who cannot produce paperwork proving they are in the country legally are turned over to federal immigration authorities -- but not before being dragged through the pits of Arpaio's notorious jails.