Sentence examples for * interviewees in from inspiring English sources

The interviewees in The Alcohol Years are sharp, bullish, funny, often competitive and resentful.

Channel 4 is understandably eager not to get a reputation for turning interviewees in.

So what happens if something unexpected happens to one of our interviewees in the intervening period?

Here's what stands out for me from our interviewees, in reverse alphabetical order.

The interviewees in "Room 237" are of course just fans of an especially zealous stripe.

However, "once a criminal, likely to be unemployed" was the conclusion drawn by one of our interviewees in Birmingham.

The BBC has also faced criticism over a shortfall of women interviewees in stories broadcast on its news programmes.

James would spend half a day with her interviewees, in contrast to "the 20 minutes in a hotel room" that most journalists get today.

3. Research the decades related to their chosen interviewees in depth; create a timeline of major events that took place during those decades; develop interview questions.

His imprisonment was a key strand in Guantánamo, and Slovo and Kent had no problem finding interviewees in the Muslim community.

Shot in 2008 with a handheld digital camera, ambushing interviewees in the crowd, it portrays a neighbourhood that has become a caricature of its former self.