Sentence examples for collecting interviewed from inspiring English sources

Amid the greetings on a recent show, Mr. López played music from his 20 storage cases of CDs, the fruits of a lifetime of collecting; interviewed health care workers about the importance of good child development; paid homage to an Indian activist killed a few years ago in Mexico; and dished out practical advice — all while swinging effortlessly between Spanish and Mixteco.

Mr. Newson and a former BBC researcher spent six months collecting interviews.

I was 18 and my own boss, collecting interviews for a magazine I published in high school.

Historians at Delta State are in the midst of an oral history project on the Delta Chinese, collecting interviews for the university archives.

Since 1958, the Smithsonian Archives of American Art has been collecting interviews with living artists as part of its oral-history program; all the transcripts are online, free of charge.

The film, an expensive-looking production, went to the trouble of collecting interviews with Israeli politicians — Benjamin Netanyahu, Ehud Barak, Tzipi Livni — and American colleagues, like John Kerry.

Louis Menand on Dylan's collected interviews (2006).

Mr. Workman interviewed or collected interviews with Ginsberg, Kerouac, Burroughs, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Gregory Corso and other known or once-known or almost-known writers.

Among his many publications, the collected "Interviews with Francis Bacon" was revised and enlarged more than once over the years.

In the late 1980's, Ms. Tully gave financial support to the Tully Crenshaw Feminist Oral History Project, which collects interviews with those active in the movement.

Until last week I collected interview notes and e-mail exchanges and Web downloads on my computer, then printed and sorted, underlined and typed until I had a column.