Sentence examples for back to interviews from inspiring English sources

One of the more embarrassing tasks that regularly faces me at work is listening back to interviews that I've conducted and transcribing them for print.

Mr Gourevitch goes back to interview a subject five or six times.

After the war, he went back to interview victims of the bombing, and later wrote about it in two books.

In 1999, cold-case detectives went back to interview Maurice Pierce, who had been a suspect for a brief time early on.

Go's CEO found herself alone while journalists piled into the back to interview the garrulous Greek.

Go's chief executive found herself alone at the front of the plane while journalists piled into the back to interview the garrulous Greek.

2 45 p.m.: Molly Messick of Wyoming Public Radio calls back to interview me on the question of what we hope to accomplish with the ESA listing petition for whitebark pine.

"One clue was that most of the kids who first claimed to have artificial limbs (in the physical-health assessment) miraculously regrew arms and legs when researchers came back to interview them".

So here in this one little spot, Koinonia Farm, it's interesting, because when I went back to interview Jimmy Carter in 1976 when he was running for president, I went up to Koinonia Farm.

We referred back to interview transcripts throughout analysis and incorporated contextual information into our findings where appropriate.

Back to back interviews were conducted for five hours a day over two days.