He was overwhelmed in a prison revolt while interrogating prisoners.
And few people, myself included, look forward to interrogating their beliefs that deeply.
He immediately went into reaction mode, and I realized that I was interrogating him the way Elizabeth did for years.
She said Shon had “freaked out” after I left, interrogating her about who I was dating.
Another white officer and a dusky interpreter who stood close by had apparently been interrogating a couple of rebel prisoners.
Though joyed at what I had heard, I refrained from interrogating them.
I think this—that he didn't know how long he would be interrogating.
This is the case of all statements obtained by interrogating witnesses.
All over the unknown room wandered those strange looks, interrogating everything with a wistfulness beyond words.
I had no difficulty in interrogating the dame du caf about my new acquaintance.
late 15c., a back-formation from interrogation, or else from Latin interrogatus, past participle of interrogare "to ask, question" (see interrogation). Related: Interrogated; interrogating.
