Sentence examples for expected interviews from inspiring English sources

These reports note the interview module (Time 1, Time 2 and Time 3) and research site (Boston or Houston VAMCs), the number of expected interviews for a given month, followed by a detailed reporting of the number of Veterans contacted for an interview (those called and consenting to be interviewed, those called and refusing to be interviewed, and the number of Veterans mailed recruitment letters).

The HBO documentary ":03 From Gold" (tonight at 10 p.m., Eastern) recounts the incident in minute detail, drawing heavily upon the expected interviews with American players but also on Soviet film archives and interviews with the team's coaches and players to deliver a powerful mystery story about a potent Cold War episode.

Yesterday, the Nets all but finished negotiations with their assistant coaches and came to an informal agreement to sign the assistant coach Eddie Jordan, depending on the outcome of his expected interview with the Denver Nuggets.

Expect interviews in the coming weeks.

There will be a parade in honor of her and her teammates once the Games are over, in the capital city of Ljubljana, and she is expecting interviews with magazines and radio stations in the next couple of weeks.

As you'd expect, interviewing them both was just like an extension of the book.

But you have shown you can do better than expected in interviews.

It is expected that interviews will last between 30 to 60 minutes.

Sather has also interviewed Ted Nolan, Walt Kyle and Mike Johnston, and was expected to interview John Paddock at the Rangers' organizational meetings this week.

Bob Costas is expected to interview O'Neill at the track Saturday, substituting for the taped interview he had done with the trainer Wednesday about his violations and suspension.

Vandeweghe is expected to interview the Dallas assistant Donnie Nelson, who will be in Europe until June 17, and will interview a Milwaukee assistant, Terry Stotts, on Saturday.