Sentence examples for series of interrogations from inspiring English sources

It's saved, though, by another series of interrogations; that of Behari by his dead father.

Guriev left Russia after being subjected to a series of interrogations, search warrants, and dark warnings concerning his person.

7 30 P.M. (BET) THE BOOT Four would-be lotharios are tutored in the art of hooking up as they undergo a series of interrogations with two women.

Nor would the official say whether Mr. Mohammed had confessed to the murder in a series of interrogations conducted since March when he was captured in Rawalpindi.

After these claims emerged in public, she was then subjected to a series of "interrogations" by the IRA that amounted to a "kangaroo court" and included a face-to-face meeting with her alleged abuser.

Father Brown is less ambitious, using a structure standard in TV detective drama: an opening teaser sequence featuring murderer or murdered gives way to a methodical series of interrogations of suspects.

In December 2002, he was moved again to a C.I.A. prison in Poland and subjected to a series of interrogation techniques that included some not authorized by Justice Department guidelines.

(In his 2007 book, "At the Center of The Storm,& 8221 Tenet wrote, "C.I.A. officers came up with a series of interrogation techniques that would be carefully monitored at all times to ensure the safety of the prisoner.

And gone, the epic mood, subject, and scale of the first book: "Bring Up the Bodies" is partly a story of personal revenge (Cromwell's, against the people who insulted his beloved mentor, Wolsey), but mostly it is a series of savage interrogations, all the more chilling because their fearsome brilliance is directed to so paltry a purpose — allowing Henry VIII to cast off wife two for wife three.

This paper offers a series of critical interrogations of the principles and practice of harm minimisation.

Tapp has been in jail since 1998, serving a 25-years-to-life sentence for the murder of a 19-year-old woman named Angie Dodge; he confessed after a series of lengthy interrogations that several experts have described as coercive.