Sentence examples for connections interview from inspiring English sources

In the November episode, we talk with Melanie Kirkpatrick '73, author of Thanksgiving: The Holiday at the Heart of the American Experience, about the holiday's history, including a few Princeton connections (interview begins at 13:00).

"I think you'll see House members who won their last race by 60%-6560%-65%percent because of the turnout model that Obama brings," said Putnam after taping a Political Connections interview on Bay News 9.

As the connections were interviewed, the horses continued to walk the paddock after the horses in the next race had left during the call to the post.

(I did get the chance once to train interrogators at Abu Ghraib, and they reported back that my humane, emotional connection interviews were very successful).

Interdisciplinary Connections: Journalism- Interview a curator at a local museum and write an article on the role that he or she plays in the development of exhibits.

Interdisciplinary Connections: Journalism- Interview a wide variety and number of people about their views on a settlement between the Palestinians and Israelis.

Be sure you have a strong internet connection when interviewing over video conference or Skype.

Interdisciplinary Connections: Economics – Interview an administrator from a local museum about where they get their funding.

A Met police spokesman said: "We are not prepared to discuss who we may or may not wish to interview in connection with any ongoing investigation".

I see his point but I still felt ambivalent, so I asked scholars and practitioners of Vodou to share their thoughts [full disclosure: I have personal connections with everyone interviewed from the Vodou and Harvard communities].

Mr. Steegmuller travelled to Austin, Texas, to interview Barbette in connection with Cocteau, whose biography he was writing.