I was about to go to grad school for writing, and for some reason I ended up at the bookstore with a handful of things that seemed like things I should have already read, as if when I pulled up on campus there'd be an investigator waiting for me, ready to interrogate me on my knowledge of Russian literature.
But a few people come to visit her, which allows Ellen to interrogate them on the state of things beyond her heavily armored door.
He won the right to interrogate them on July 17th, when William Rehnquist, chief justice of the Supreme Court, rejected the administration's argument that agents should be immune from subpoenas.
He and Dickas look for opportunities to interrogate officials on the gaps between what they say in public and what they say in classified briefings.
Neil fears working-class children today do not have the opportunities he enjoyed but is full of enthusiasm for children he has helped to interrogate politicians on CBBC.
You do it because you love it, right?' If you're a computer programmer, and you say, 'I fucking hate my job,' nobody's going to interrogate you on that.
Martin and her fellow-activists began organizing public meetings to make residents aware of what was happening, and they went to meetings of the Kingston Common Council and Kingston Water Board to interrogate members on their decision-making.
After Mr Bennett's eventual acquittal this year on a trumped-up charge of terrorism, for which he spent months in prison, the police say they want to interrogate him on new unspecified charges; he is in hiding abroad.Tsvangirai's travailsThe political picture is patchier still.
Numerous studies have been conducted under the framework of the Mobility Partnership, in order to understand the characteristics of the migration flows emerging from this area, to interrogate migrants on their needs and to provide recommendations to the local administrations.
These refer to entire populations, though it is useful to interrogate them on their child-specific content.
