interrogated造句

It was he, the intruder, who interrogated.

My wife interrogated me where I stayed over last night.

Then he went into the cabin and personally interrogated a group of thieves.

After being interrogated enough times, it's easy for me to read someone's intention.

He is one of a string of people interrogated by the police.

The police interrogated the individual with a knife in his pocket.

They have not been caught, but a fellow writer who alerted the police to the abduction was interrogated for hours.

At Gwanda, I was interrogated by a series of detectives and was denied a lawyer and a phone call.

I have interrogated my brother with regard to the information which you desire on the subject of the Faux family.

On Monday, Iranian television showed pictures of the detainees and officials said the eight crew were being interrogated.

The 32-year-old Norwegian was being interrogated by police on Saturday night amid growing concern that he may not have acted alone.

Witnesses say that after the assault they were interrogated for hours and stripped of mobile phones and the guns they keep to defend themselves against bandits.

and then I was sent to the political instructor's office for a lecture, where I was interrogated about whether I had read a hand-copied version of the pornographic A Young Girl's Heart

and rather than not recognize the guilty purchaser, they will recognize twenty. Then the foolish criminal is taken, imprisoned, interrogated, confronted, confounded, condemned, and cut off by hemp or steel;

The three were interrogated and it was confirmed that they assaulted the deceased on December 9, 11, 12 and 13 by punching, kicking or hitting her with a broomstick.

The right of silence is that when interrogated by judicial staff in the criminal proceeding, suspect or defendant has right to keep silence and to refuse to prove his own crime by himself.