Sentence examples for would interrogate from inspiring English sources
They would interrogate me in an enormous room full of tables and police officers.
At the time, they would interrogate people in the shower rooms.
They would interrogate her, confiscate laptops and mobile phones, and demand to know whom she had met.
"The police would interrogate me, asking again and again if I listened to foreign music and films.
He would interrogate America's politicians, talk-radio and cable-television pundits in search of honest discussions that lead to truth, and thereby expose their confusion, contradictions and ignorance.
Often the StB would interrogate a dissident, ask him or her to sign a confession of some sort & that would be the end of their involvement.
The helicopter would lift off but then just actually hover a few feet above the ground, and they'd interrogate them and if they didn't get the answers they wanted they'd say OK this is it and push them out.
I would regularly interrogate the people I knew who had them as if they'd just casually used the Orgasmatron in Woody Allen's Sleeper.
Would they interrogate my children?
Judge Guzman had previously said he would personally interrogate General Pinochet and then have him examined mentally before arresting and charging him.
Stephen Darke, the co-head of the global alternative strategist group at Macquarie, said, "Marty would sometimes interrogate a manager until he was sweating, trying to understand how his models worked or whether he or she truly understood the stocks all the way down to the cash flows and the factories and the workers and the litigation around it".
