Sentence examples for chosen to interview from inspiring English sources
Does the Author provide relevant information to describe who the person is whom they have chosen to interview?
Sgt Crooks, who was then a PC, was chosen to interview her partly because of strong communication skills.
As the campus poet, Bishop was chosen to interview T. S. Eliot when he came through during her junior year, in 1933.
And if you were chosen to interview Indiana Coach Bob Knight about his anger management problems, you would obviously watch the 1997 tape of him applying a one-handed choke hold to the throat of Neil Reed, a former player.
"We have nothing against free trade as long as it doesn't interfere with our human values," explains Django (André Benjamin) to Jean Connie Nielsenn), a television reporter who has chosen to interview him because he is dressed like a giant sea turtle.
Given time and cost constraints, only a few candidates can be chosen to interview.
Pitchfork dimwittedly chose to interview him at a gun range; following the Lil Jojo murder, it removed the interview from its Web site and apologized.
Rather than interview atheists like Richard Dawkins, which would have played to expectations, I chose to interview mostly Catholics, both allies and critics of the pope.
When a US news channel chose to interview a woman live on TV on the day of her 110th birthday, they may have anticipated a relatively straightforward broadcast.
Alderson may also choose to interview Tim Teufel, the manager of Class AA Binghamton, and the longtime minor league manager Ken Oberkfell, who is with the Class AAA Buffalo Bisons.
