| I woke up feeling really refreshed, and then people just kept interrogating me all through the day. |
| Such exercises encourage thoroughness, both in interrogating the data at hand and in providing an account of how an analysis was developed. |
| Every child could have embedded location detectors and many houses could have electronics for interrogating such detectors. |
| Radar is the vital part of the IFF system, interrogating unit-based transponders and reading responses. |
| Within the first few minutes, you'll be shimmying down zip lines, dashing past armed guards, interrogating prisoners and shooting out lights. |
| The most violent sequence in the film has him interrogating one of the kidnappers in a stuffy car. |
