Sentence examples for decides to interview from inspiring English sources

A Face In The Crowd (1957) -- Local radio interviewer Marcia Jeffries Patricia Neall) decides to interview transients at the local jail for a human interest story.

Once the job in New York is revealed, Andy and Dwight step up their efforts, Stanley tries to be enthusiastic but gives up, and Jim decides to interview for the same position that Michael is pursuing.

Someone who believes "you can tell a lot about someone by looking them in the eye" (who knew?), Moses decides to interview some Hebrews himself, and one of them, the scholarly Nun (Ben Kingsley) drops a bombshell: Moses is a Hebrew himself, and God just might have something in store for him.

My companion decided to interview a twelve-year-old boy who was working as a repairman.

Q.So you've got your input and you've decided to interview someone for a job.

"I decided to interview all the top financiers in China," Hu recalled.

So I decided to interview my grandmother to get a century's worth of perspective on the latest innovations.

He testified that he had never heard of Goldman Sachs before arriving at Stanford, and decided to interview at the bank only to practice his English in job interviews.

When she returned from an interviewing stint in Cyprus two years ago she had a lot of expensive equipment lying around, so she decided to interview her mother.

John Weingart, associate director of the institute, said the group received 15 to 20 applications for the job and decided to interview two candidates.

In the quest for the answer, I decided to interview Miss New Jersey, Jill Horner, who -- after all -- has to defend the honor of the state in a bathing suit.