Sentence examples for calling to interview from inspiring English sources

That, or she was genuinely concerned that I was calling to interview her about the room being slightly smaller than the rest.

National Public Radio called to interview me.

Tattoo enthusiast magazines called to interview me.

A reporter from Italian television called to interview Alia.

She has been called to interview only twice, failing both times because she lacks school certificates.

(I had called to interview her for a story on the sensitive subject of celebrity; she seemed to think I was a telemarketer).

Valentine, whose last suspension came in 1999, was surprised that no one from Major League Baseball called to interview him about his version of the incidents.

Shogan got the memo from Kurland when he called to interview him and Kurland riffled through the Jackson papers in his office and mentioned that he had an interesting memo.

When Germans called to interview her husband, Lore would prohibit Martin from speaking to them; she even tried to prevent her son from visiting Germany on tour with his jazz band.

When Mr. Lindsay later called to interview him about fires, and he made a strong case for forceful fire prevention, but his only ambition was to be retained as deputy commissioner.

We are far more rigorous about our recruitment process: people have to do a written assessment before they're called to interview, and the calibre of graduates I believe is better than we've seen before".