Sentence examples for the interrogatories from inspiring English sources
noun
A formal question submitted to opposing party to answer, generally governed by court rule.
What questions can I ask in the interrogatories?
When used alone, for example, the interrogatory "is it?" conveys a wry skepticism.
The interrogatory alto saxophonist Greg Osby works with bass and drums on Saturday; the sharp pianist Geri Allen follows suit on Sunday.
Here, the interrogatory tension of Hughes's critical writing is reduced by being fed through a filter of autobiography.
Loosely based on the 1948 Cary Grant comedy "Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House," this latest addition to the interrogatory franchise finds Nick Persons (Ice Cube) married to Suzanne (Nia Long) and stepfather to her two children.
(Wow, profiled by a computer for using the interrogatory "eh?") Artificial intelligence has got a long way to go if this is the best it can come up with.
Still, as she deflected the interrogatory bullets fired at her by the Media Select Committee this week, former News International chief exec Rebekah Brooks pinged at least one stray round in the direction of No 11 Downing Street – suggesting that it was Gideon who had personally recommended the hiring of Andy Coulson as the Conservative Party's comms director in 2007.
The interrogatory of invention used to be "What hath God wrought?" Now it was "What are the Russians capable of next?" "No event since Pearl Harbor set off such repercussions in public life," Walter A. McDougall, a historian at the University of Pennsylvania, has written.
Return the interrogatory to the correct source.
Complete the interrogatory within 30 days.
Include your reason for objecting to the interrogatory, as well.
