By Philip Hamburger The New Yorker, May 31 , 1952P. 91 A week ago Sunday at 5 30, the National Broadcasting Company put on a television program which consisted of an interview with Lord Bertrand Russell.
The never before heard tape on which the revelation was made consists of an interview Mr Boyd conducted with an author some time before his death in 1999.
By Adam Gopnik The New Yorker, August 5 , 1991P. 26 Talk story consisting of an interview with Bruno Lion, a member of the French Ministry of Culture whose official title is Charge de Mission pour le Rock, la Chanson, et les varietes.
A VA consists of an interview with a relative or carer of a recently deceased individual in order to gather information on the signs and symptoms the decedent presented with prior to death.
One was Bernadette Mayer's The Helens of Troy, N.Y., an exhilarating collection of formally inventive poems, each consisting of an interview with a different Helen living in the city of Troy, N.Y.
For instance, instead of Brat / Head Case / Dull-Normal, ask that he or she be identified as Negatively Gifted.* If the Appeals Board allows your Negatively Gifted child to proceed to Phase III (consisting of an interview with a panel of forensic accountants, genealogists, and phrenologists), you may attend the interview along with your toddler.
Mr. Ghobadi uses nonprofessional actors and tells his story in a naturalistic style that purposely blurs the distinction between fiction and documentary -- the voice-over in the film's early scenes consists of an interview between Ayoub's younger sister, Amaneh, and an unidentified adult.
About 120 postdocs are currently in this competitive program, which consists of an interview similar to a postdoc interviewing for an assistant professorship and a seminar "chalk talk" that is vetted by a committee.
