Witness the congressional grillings of Facebook when the Cambridge Analytica scandal surfaced.
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They testified they were deprived of sleep for three days during their grillings.
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Mark Zuckerberg of Facebook and Twitter's Jack Dorsey have been through their grillings.
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Tech executives have become regulars on Capitol Hill, where they endure bipartisan grillings.
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Pence has withstood some tough grillings over Trump's positions without giving any ground already.
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During her confirmation hearing, DeVos squared off against Democratic senators, with notable grillings from Sens.
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He said he was worried that similar grillings could put "a chill" on current investigations.
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Like YouTube, Wocjicki herself has largely avoided the public grillings of her counterparts at other tech companies.
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Sources close to the company say repeated grillings have angered staff and alarmed French networks of influence abroad.
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It's a tactic that enrages his Democratic opponents, but also ensured that he emerged from previous congressional grillings battered but unbroken.
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But three sessions in a handful of months is still a lot more political grillings than Zuckerberg has ever faced before.
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Google CEO Sundar Pichai has managed to avoid the public political grillings that have come for tech leaders at Facebook and Twitter this year.
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Becca charms her way through two separate grillings by Garrett's parents, first with his exposition-heavy dad, then his genuinely emotional "mama bear" mother.
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Franco endured several grillings on talk shows in the last few days, saying he'd rather take a bullet than cast aspersions on the #MeToo movement.
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Instead of dealing with annual congressional grillings, I'd retreat to a nice island out of the limelight somewhere deep in the Pacific, like my other other house.
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Senior executives from Facebook, Google and Twitter will submit on Wednesday to two more grillings by U.S. lawmakers who are investigating Russia's suspected interference in the 2016 presidential election.
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The hearing promises to be among the most contentious of all the confirmation grillings, so The New York Times is reaching out to readers: What should senators ask Mr. Pruitt?
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But Congress has been relatively quiet when it comes to the 737 Max, despite high-profile grillings of CEOs at other companies caught in the midst of a public safety scandal.
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Democrats could also use their subpoena powers to force Trump officials to testify in front of Congress, where they could face public grillings on a wide array of topics and controversies.
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Senior executives from Facebook, Google and Twitter will submit on Tuesday to the first of three grueling grillings before U.S. lawmakers who are investigating Russia's suspected interference in the 2016 presidential election.
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For one thing, the 73-year-old Kuroda faces a grueling job: frequent overseas trips and grillings in parliament some 50 times a year by lawmakers who summon him usually on short notice.
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While we shouldn't read too much into this aspect of Tillerson's remarks -- after all, people make mistakes during hours-long grillings by Senate committees, especially when they're new to the issues -- the overall tone of his testimony was tough on China.
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Washington (CNN)Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin will face lawmakers on Thursday for his first public appearance since Democrats seized control of the House, a rendezvous that will likely include grillings on everything from tax refunds to Russian sanctions to whether he would agree to release President Donald Trump's tax returns.
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First Read is a morning briefing from Meet the Press and the NBC Political Unit on the day's most important political stories and why they matter You take the boisterous town hall grillings that Republican lawmakers are receiving, add it to a lack of detail on the GOP's biggest legislative priorities (Obamacare, tax reform), and you get political trouble.
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Since then, we've had the delights of May not only sending Amber Rudd in her place because she couldn't face a televised debate between the main UK political party leaders (and UKIP, I guess) but then sending Justine Greening to stand in for her on, er, renowned brutal site of radio political grillings and sick burns … BBC 4's Woman's Hour.
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And what a lot of research tells us is that these kinds of moments, when people tsk-tsk when they look into a mother's grocery cart at her purchases, or when they see the mother using WIC or food stamps, or when mothers get these kinds of grillings from the nutrition counselor — however well-meaning it might be — it creates these moments of stigma and shame.
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