Sentence examples for called interview from inspiring English sources

The first of the ads, called "Interview," by two Canadian filmmakers, Amanda Forbis and Wendy Tilby, were broadcast in six cities on Sunday night during the Academy Awards on ABC.

The revelation came in a Dazed interview with the 28-year-old Transformers star, which was also staged as a performance called #INTERVIEW; after exchanging emails, LaBeouf and the writer Aimee Cliff met in person and sat face-to-face in silence for an hour, filming each other with GoPro cameras strapped to their heads.

The meeting with these three officers, Detective Turetzky testified, took place on Aug. 15, 1997, between 2 a.m. and 4 a.m., about an hour or so before he sat down with Internal Affairs investigators at a hastily called interview at 5 a.m.

Over the next year and a half, Ms. Lasker and Dr. Fox cautiously engaged in a series of what Dr. Fox called "interviews".

Off the field, Collie J. Nicholson, Grambling's sports information director, put Harris through a tutorial called Interviews 101.

Many writers despise being interviewed; in his collection "Picked-Up Pieces," John Updike called interviews "a form to be loathed, a half-form like maggots".

I met Nixon only once, about a year after the "Nixon-Frost" (as they were called) interviews were shown, and somewhat cheekily asked him that exact question.

Sarah Koopman wrote the feature for the issue and called interviewing Solange an "incredible experience".

Two microphones were passed by hand as residents conducted a segment called "Interviews with Visitors".

This rate is considerably higher than rates expected from a mailed survey or a cold-call telephone interview.

The questionnaires are usually conducted expertly by Gaby Dunn, who is also involved in her own very excellent interview project called 100 Interviews.