Sentence examples for a mass interview from inspiring English sources

One minute she's being subjected to a mass interview at the Music Hall and the next minute she's being robbed of her Sunday best jewels.

Podolski made his comments during a mass interview on Tuesday, a rare bit of exposure to the news media in this event.

Visit to the Fulton Theatre where Franchot Tone and Jane Wyatt submitted to a mass interview by 500 high-school boys and girls.

He continued to be peppered with personal questions, many of which he had answered Friday in a mass interview outside his hauler at the racetrack.

Giving a mass interview outside the team van, with strong white tape extending to the bottom of his neck, Hamilton seemed hollow-eyed and gaunt, with the 1,000-mile 1,000-mileistaresually have at the end of the Tour.

The books seem to accept many of the tropes of our existing "reality TV" fantasies -- the idea of contestants being weeded out (kicked off the island, or in this case actually killed) one by one; the idea of fashion defining our identities for a mass audience; the post-game interviews that are conducted.

When Woods showed up at Lytham for his mass interview session this week, he said he's up to par at last.

"I hand the ball to George Rogers for a touchdown". "Hey, I just want to win". Redskin defensive end Dexter Manley strolled into the week's first mass interview session Monday wearing blue runner's tights with brown French shoes, and sunglasses, surrounded by headphones leading to a yellow walkman.

That's enough to frighten the N.F.L. Cold-Hearted League When the Tennessee Titans walked into the news media tent outside their team hotel today to engage in the Super Bowl rite of mass interviews, they found themselves immersed in an ice box.

He had a team of historians working for him, and they based their findings on individual and mass interviews with thousands of soldiers in more than 400 infantry companies immediately after they had been in close combat with German or Japanese troops.

So the journalistic impulse to learn what we can about a mass murderer by interviewing acquaintances and combing through his social media accounts is understandable.