Sentence examples for choosing to be interviewed from inspiring English sources

In-depth interviews were conducted on a one-to-one basis with the women choosing to be interviewed either face-to-face, or via telephone.

Of 50,000 applicants, she was one of 800 chosen to be interviewed.

He chose to be interviewed by Howard Stern where he discussed and rated women's physical attributes.

You are being interviewed - If an actual job is presented to you, you may choose to be interviewed formally on the spot.

Once permission to meet him was granted, he acknowledged that he had not chosen to be interviewed, but claimed to be speaking freely.

Mr. Andersen chose to be interviewed on the paved steps of El Puente community center in nonhipster Williamsburg, with the elevated subway clanking above and the reggaeton-booming cars rumbling by.

Gomez, a drug addict, was described by a colleague of Scarcella's as "Louie's go-to witness". Scarcella, who to his credit and advantage chose to be interviewed by the Times, denies providing her with more than small cash handouts, but others imply she received drugs.

Instead he chose to be interviewed on LBC radio by Nigel Farage, where the former Ukip leader turned radio host did ask Banks about the Siberian gold deal and whether it amounted to an attempt by him to "use the Brexit campaign to further his business interests".

Although two language options English or Mandarin Chinese were provided, 34 of the 35 participants chose to be interviewed in Mandarin Chinese.

The expression of interest emails resulted in 71 responses from ED doctors and nurses (39 ACEM and 32 CENA members), from which 20 ED doctors and 16 ED nurses were chosen to be interviewed on the basis of achieving a balanced sample from metropolitan and rural/regional EDs, the Australian states and territories, and ED seniority.

Clients can choose to be interviewed from three months to a year, with prices ranging from $500 to $1,700.