Sentence examples for before being interviewed for from inspiring English sources
Before being interviewed for this article, Chris asked his father if it could be the last one for a while.
The day before being interviewed for this article, he was named Male Star of Tomorrow by movie theater owners at ShoWest, their annual convention in Las Vegas.
One of his most powerful childhood memories, he told me, is of watching his father, then 38, grow a mustache and dye his hair gray before being interviewed for the job of chancellor of the University of Alaska at Anchorage.
Andrew Carter, head of children's social care at Thurrock council, says it has targeted returning social workers with a scheme offering a 10-day course with the opportunity to shadow a team, mentoring and one-to-one supervision before being interviewed for vacancies in the social work department.
Those who qualified and were willing to participate gave written consent before being interviewed and measured for weight, height, and blood pressure (BP).
37) Additional categories included those who defined themselves as current drinkers but did not consume alcohol in the year before being interviewed by Health Survey for England staff, and frequency based occasional drinking categories: those who reported consuming alcohol on less than one occasion a month and those who reported drinking alcohol on only one or two occasions a month.
Although she has been known to fight Mr. Axelrod over TV appearances, Obama advisers will ask Ms. Cutter, who pores over policy data and writes painstakingly detailed talking points, for advice before being interviewed, according to several people close to the campaign.
A random sample of 50 participants aged 15 to 35 years were invited to use Dropbox™, Google Drive™ and Microsoft's OneDrive™, before being interviewed about their individual user experiences for each menu interface type.
Like thousands of others worldwide who are now being told to take a test — or several — before being interviewed or selected as a finalist for a job, I faced two booklets and the clock.
Key informants were asked for consent before being interviewed.
The most commonly cited reasons included not having sufficient English to give consent (n = 16, 25%), not wishing to move from the waiting area to another room (n = 9, 15%), being called in for their appointment before being interviewed and leaving the surgery straight after (n = 9, 15%) and not feeling well enough (n = 6, 10%).
