Sentence examples for club interviews from inspiring English sources

She ends up going for both and embracing her decisions, and her journey is a pleasure to hear – with karate ("we're this secret club, like Fight Club"), interviews with her family, and language anecdotes ("In Arabic, we call corn flakes 'Corna Flix'").

The club interviewed seven candidates, including Spielman, before choosing Marino, who threw for 61,361 yards and 420 touchdowns, both N.F.L records.

Coach Dave Wannstedt kept his job but was stripped of control over most personnel decisions, and the club interviewed seven people to fill the role.

Armstrong, whose books include a history of "The Mickey Mouse Club," interviewed many people involved with "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" but cites only published sources directly, breezily recreating scenes and dialogue; you just have to trust her on most of that.

In a book club interview, Joyce Carol Oates described her 1996 novel We Were the Mulvaneys as an investigation into "the mysterious and seemingly autonomous 'life' of the family … the joys, the sorrows, the continuity of jokes and humour; the shared pain; the conflicted yearning for freedom simultaneous with the yearning for domesticity; always, the unspeakable mystery at the heart of the family.

A fellow member of the club, interviewed by Fairfax Radio, described him as "just a lovely bloke" who was "always happy to have a chat".

She did a 700 Club interview about her book with Pat Robertson's son Gordon.

To read the entire A.V. Club interview with Offerman, go here.

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Full transcript from the My Book Club Interview with Aliza Licht, author of Leave Your Mark.

Amen! Check out DMX's prayer in the clip above, and his "The Breakfast Club" interview in its entirety below.