Sentence examples for choice to interview from inspiring English sources
Gray, who acted as the packager of the show, was the James camp's preferred choice to interview James - and took an interminable six minutes to ask James the only question that truly mattered: which team would he sign with?
"With the young men in Skem, there was one moment where we go down the subway with them and I thought: 'If they're gonna rob us, it will be now.' I knew that at least one of them was carrying a knife …" But if you think Perry is an unlikely choice to interview subjects on masculinity, then you would be mistaken.
While Seacrest is a competent reality show host and producer, does anyone outside NBC really think he's the best choice to interview the President of the United States and other world leaders?
Another limiting factor was the choice to interview the nurses, but not the rest of the team members to understand the teamwork proposed for primary care.
Her annual Oscar-season specials — they and "The View" are the cash cows in the Walters empire — are as much about her gown, her choice of people to interview, and the judgments she pronounces on her subjects as they are about the stars themselves.
Her annual Oscar-season specials they and "The View" are the cash cows in the Walters empire are as much about her gown, her choice of people to interview, and the judgments she pronounces on her subjects as they are about the stars themselves.
These conversations provided a rich qualitative data set, which helped both to guide the choice of who to interview post-workshop and to inform the set of questions posed.
This choice allowed us to interview survivors who had cancer with intermediate or poor prognosis.
Lots of employers may conduct both of these first before making a choice about who to interview.
For all these reasons, Hassan was a natural choice to be interviewed for Harvard Business Review's double issue on sales.
