Sentence examples for call the interview from inspiring English sources

North Korean officials call The Interview a symbol of the "desperation" of US society, but an unofficial spokesperson for Kim Jong-un says he'll probably watch it anyway.

I am talking about someone you have met in person, had the first meeting -- what I call the interview date -- and now you are on to dinner, or dinner and a movie; maybe already at a third encounter in a more intimate setting, whether it's a restaurant, coffee bar or the apartment or house one of you live in.

One such situation, a job interview, is the focus of an exercise called the "Interview From Hell". In this activity, one student plays the interviewer; the other, the job candidate.

After the race, says Levins, who placed 11th, everyone had to walk through something called the interview zone, only not all of them found an interviewer waiting.

Mr. Castro called the interview "monstrous and sickening," The Associated Press said.

The BBC presenter thanks the woman for her time, calling the interview "interesting".

Peter Kellner, the respected YouGov pollster, called the interview shrill and immature.

Fortunately, Andre called the interview to a halt before Burley attacked him with a stick.

Citing the high number of interview requests she had received, she called the interview "unavoidable" and said "I knew I wouldn't get through this year without" commenting.

So how can this bring the sides closer?" Mr. Peled called the interview on Egyptian television with Sergeant Shalit "shocking" and "nasty".

But Robert M. Steele, director of the ethics program at the Poytner Institute, a journalism education center in St . Petersburg Fla., called the interview unethical.