Sentence examples for like to be interrogated from inspiring English sources

'You need to understand what it is like to be interrogated by three two-man teams over a period of two days.

To listen to Timothy MacBain's latest Tomcast audio interview in which Van Buren discusses what it's like to be interrogated by the State Department click here, or download it to your iPod here.

But the arguments are equally important in the field of defence against cyber-attack, where some argue that similarly large bodies of data - much of it private but transiting, if you like, the public realm - may need to be interrogated.

Then it was her turn to be interrogated.

Woodfox was the first prisoner to be interrogated.

Anas was captured, and taken away to be interrogated.

On the helicopter ride to be interrogated, Peabody questions her.

They don't want to be interrogated.

Officials said Saturday that the elder Mr. Mubarak had been moved to a military hospital in Cairo and that, like all the others, he would be interrogated by a special corruption unit within the state prosecutor's office.

Criminal suspects, like Sergeant Woodland, are theoretically subject to 23 days of detention, during which time they can be interrogated indefinitely, without the benefit of counsel.

You don't want the people to feel like they are being interrogated.