Sentence examples for calls to interviews from inspiring English sources
One young black girl had to change her name to Elizabeth before she got any calls to interviews.
"This is a true story: One young black girl had to change her name to Elizabeth before she got any calls to interviews.
The issue was highlighted by David Cameron in his Tory conference speech this year: he cited the example of a "young black girl who had to change her name to Elizabeth before she got any calls to interviews".
Highlighting Britain's problems with racism, the Prime Minister told activists at the conference that those with "white-sounding names" are twice as likely to get call backs for jobs than those with "ethnic-sounding names" "One young black girl had to change her name to Elizabeth before she got any calls to interviews," he said.
She has been called to interview only twice, failing both times because she lacks school certificates.
Applicants with white, British-sounding names were far more likely to be called to interview for a position than their ethnic minority counterparts.
(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.
