Sentence examples for three interrogations from inspiring English sources

We would sometimes sit for two or three interrogations a day.

Instead of crafted prose, Lindberg takes verbatim transcripts of three interrogations and fashions a spectacularly acrobatic recitative that few sopranos could tackle with confidence.

Composed as a star vehicle for the phenomenal Barbara Hannigan, it carries the subtitle "Three Interrogations", which certainly signals what Accused is not – a straightforward orchestral song cycle – but doesn't explain what Lindberg really intends his half-hour score to be, though it was hard to be sure he really knows himself what he has written.

The IMT was measured from three digitized end diastole images of the common carotid artery (lateral angle) and the carotid bulb (three interrogation angles).

And so, under those lights, began two interrogations.

An issue before the judge had been how separate the American officials kept the two interrogations.

He estimated that there had been twenty-eight thousand interrogations since Guantánamo opened.

But Navarro, who estimates that he has conducted some twelve thousand interrogations, replied that torture was not an effective response.

The C.I.A. has said that the two interrogations shown in the videotapes occurred in 2002, and that the taping of interrogations stopped that year.

In the mid-nineteen-nineties, Richard Leo, a law professor at the University of San Francisco who had undergone Reid training, spent more than nine months sitting in on nearly two hundred interrogations at the Oakland, Hayward, and Vallejo police departments.

The first of the two interrogations with Ammar follows immediately after, a juxtaposition that asserts a cause and effect relationship between the void of Sept. 11 voices and the lone man strung up in a cell.