Sentence examples for preparing to question from inspiring English sources

It was from Gilligan to a Liberal Democrat on the Foreign Affairs Committee, whose members were preparing to question Kelly in the days before his suicide.

But four months later, just as the Feasters' lawyers were preparing to question Mr. DuBois under oath about the seven seconds of silence, CSX produced yet another version.

Kuwaiti MPs are preparing to question the country's finance minister over a controversial deal in which Tony Blair's company was allegedly paid millions of pounds to advise its royal family.

Prosecutors are also preparing to question the man who supervises the three guards, a senior prison official who is a longtime friend of Robert C. Janiszewski, the Hudson County executive.

Police were preparing to question Salah Abdeslam, the prime suspect in the November terrorist attacks on Paris, after the 26-year-old was shot in the leg and arrested in a police raid in Brussels, after four months on the run as Europe's most wanted man.

Russian diplomats were preparing to question the election results if Clinton won, according to the report.

A democratic citizen prepared to question authoritarian rule?

What Russia needed was economists, businessmen, lawyers and anyone prepared to question received doctrine.

Isn't this overwhelming emphasis on film as the quintessential American unconscious something we should be prepared to question?

The surviving suspect in the Boston Marathon bombing is under armed guard tonight, as special interrogators prepare to question him if and when his condition improves.

The committee staff said it wanted to review the tape to assess the credibility of both sides' assertions and to better prepare to question McNamee and Clemens.