Sentence examples for an interview to remember from inspiring English sources

Asked in an interview to remember her worst or best moments, the singer tossed her head, gave a half-mocking groan, turned to husband No. 4 and her only child, a daughter by husband No. 1, and smiled.

It was an interview to remember.

In 1996 Tony Blair, a supporter of Newcastle United, faced criticism after it was widely reported that he had claimed in a radio interview to remember watching the famous striker Jackie Milburn play, even though Blair would have been four at the time.

MANY of us use our phones to jot down notes, whether we're in a class, at an interview or trying to remember a shopping list.

When you do finally land that coveted interview, try to remember that they aren't just interviewing you.

Those interviewed seem to remember exactly how many grams of rice they were allocated in the period's communal kitchens.

While it might seem slightly terrifying to suddenly be asked to describe the sky without using colours in an interview, the important thing to remember is there is no right answer.

For A Night To Remember, Lord interviewed 63 survivors.

But the Millennials I interviewed said it was a challenge to remember this.

His call during a radio interview to deliver "remember me" shots on Peyton Manning in the 2010 Super Bowl has become part of the lore surrounding him.

In her postround interview, Park struggled to remember how she made a birdie on the sixth hole.