Sentence examples similar to a group interviewed from inspiring English sources

The first round was a group interview; the second was an individual interview.

She called FEGS and was invited to a group interview with another company the next week.

A group interview may mitigate the risk of individual bias creeping in.

With that, Giambi ended a group interview and put on his sports coat.

In a group interview in a conference room in the New York State Psychiatric Institute, the researchers said they were unbiased.

"I don't have an answer," Weaver told a reporter in a group interview before last night's game.

In an attempt to address the controversy, the band's members submitted to a group interview with Maximum Rocknroll.

In a group interview with journalists last Thursday, Jane Doe spoke of how important it was to her to remain anonymous.

Braun, who attended the University of Miami, talked about the report in a group interview last week after the story broke.

Every school uses interviews, after all, though with some variation: the likes of Harvard and MIT employ admissions staff to conduct interviews, whereas Wharton has trialled a "group interview" this year.

"There's stuff on YouTube of Mark just practicing," Mr. Ballard said with a chuckle during a group interview at the Midtown offices of ECM.