Sentence examples for begin to interview from inspiring English sources

If I could find them, I could begin to interview them and establish where their good fishing grounds were and what they were catching during spawning season".

It comes as prosecutors investigating the Aug. 18 blaze, in which two firefighters were killed, and the events that led up to it review records they have subpoenaed from the city, contractors and others and begin to interview witnesses.

It was a month later, after I'd spent a great deal of time down there and I was experiencing the human and emotional toll that I began to realize that the second part of the project needed to happen, which was for me to find ten people who had been affected by the day and begin to interview them every year in an almost human time-lapse fashion.

One scene you could create is one where you (or a different character) begin to interview the character you are trying to get to know.

She began to interview other school-age and young adolescent children, seeking similar cases.

Gosch and Koch began to interview Schindler survivors around the Los Angeles area.

Gergen, in the role of a Beltway James Lipton, began to interview him.

I began to interview my father and my uncle Colin, encouraging both to set their memories down on paper.

At 9 p.m., the authorities said they had begun to interview relatives of people who worked at the shop.

With the help of a policeman she discovers the identity of her rapist (he is now dead, a suicide) and begins to interview people who knew him.

What starts as a polite inquiry becomes a polite inquiry with an increasingly rapid pulse, as Philip begins to interview various people who knew the De Bourgh-Snows.