Sentence examples for an interviewer with a from inspiring English sources

"I mean, I was coming to New York," he said, fixing an interviewer with a intense stare.

Rather than speaking to an interviewer with a tape recorder (initially with reluctance but finally with the unstoppable certainty of a runaway locomotive), she is now a guest speaker of sorts.

PARIS — "Has anything struck you?" an interviewer with a video camera asked an elegant woman in a sea of galleries at FIAC, the French international contemporary art fair, which runs through Sunday.

Instead, sitting in a chair and clutching a piece of paper in her left hand, she told an interviewer with a microphone how a man had "tricked me with his words" and then killed her husband by electrocuting him.

Put all that together and it is no wonder that an interviewer with a UK radio station almost fell off his seat this week when he lobbed Mitchell what he thought was a throwaway question: Did he believe in life on other planets?

The questionnaire contained several questions related to HIV knowledge and perception but also to sexual experience and behavior, and was administered by an interviewer with a medical background.

In the Oral History Association's description of oral history, it states "It begins with an audio or video recording of a first-person account made by an interviewer with an interviewee, both of whom have the conscious intention of creating a permanent record to contribute to an understanding of the past.

For inpatient patients, the questionnaire will be completed on the basis of an interview with a trained interviewer.

"I'm a hard bopper," he told an interviewer with the Smithsonian Jazz Oral History Program in 1998.

He was even rude about English cities. Standing in a rainy Midlands literary festival he once told an interviewer, with heavy sarcasm: "I count a year wasted that does not include a visit to... ...... (pause) "Bir-ming-ham".

In 2009, Prince, a Jehovah's Witness, told an interviewer with the Los Angeles Times that he didn't do drugs "or I'd give you a joint" to share while they listened to music.