Sentence examples for be interviewed to run from inspiring English sources

I first met Malcolm Wicks when we were both waiting to be interviewed to run the new Institute for Public Policy Research.

Mr. Kohl, who declined to be interviewed, is now running the tax department at Amazon, which is leading the legal battle by Internet retailers who want to avoid collecting state sales taxes from customers.

Stephen Rosario, the chairman of the Putnam Democratic Party, said he was interviewing people to run for the seat.

"There are a whole lot of people working on this, a lot of people to be interviewed, and a lot of leads to run down," Mr. Kolko said.

Mr. Bharara, who declined through a spokeswoman to be interviewed, has denied interest in running for office.

Carmen Callil is always a bit reluctant to be interviewed because the three of them run the Press together.

In fact, he agreed to be interviewed only if this reporter would go running with him.

It is reasonable to ask for 30 minutes, but it is not uncommon for these interviews to run longer when you both are engaged in conversation.

The boy, who has been interviewed by investigators, then ran to a bedroom and — in a panic — threw the lighted packaging behind the bed, which also caught fire.

Nancy Kienholz was interviewed in a film running next to the installation, and she says that her husband insisted that the piece was "all about the light" – he saw it as no different from the Dutch genre paintings which (stresses unprissy Colin Wiggins) were also about sex.

Not in my official interviews when I started, but I made an internal transfer to the trading floor after a few months and I was interviewed by a guy who ran the trading division.