Sentence examples for left to interrogate from inspiring English sources

Taking a breather from his DI Tom Thorne novels, Mark Billingham finds a clever and affecting twist on the classic "closed circle" crime story with Die of Shame (Little, Brown): when a member of a rehab support group is murdered, police are left to interrogate fellow addicts, who keep secrets and tell lies with ease.

Sivanandam briefly leaves Naidu to interrogate Hema.

He later told me that after I left, he was allowed to interrogate a Taliban prisoner about the meaning of Islam.

Assange did not know prosecutor wanted to interrogate him when he left Sweden: "He did not flee".

In addition, many transcription factors lack specific antibodies suitable for ChIP, leaving researchers to opt for indirect methods to interrogate chromatin-associated binding site for the factor of interest.

Barnaby Jack, a researcher at security firm McAfee, has discovered that the wireless links used to interrogate and update these devices left them open to attack.

Bond instructs him to leave the main road and, after a brief fight, Bond starts to interrogate the driver, who then kills himself with a cyanide-laced cigarette.

This is closely followed by the need to interrogate and extract information and measurements from the data once you leave the field.

But it's important to interrogate exactly what's behind the passion, the fever, driving the Leave campaign.

This is evident in "Nemesis" when Lana manipulates her way into seeing Lionel, only to interrogate him about why he forced her to marry Lex, as well as leaving Lex to die in the underground tunnels.

The US refused Pakistani demands to interrogate the two men and on Sunday a senior Pakistani intelligence official said they had left the country.