Sentence examples for extensive interviewing from inspiring English sources
His decision to draft DiPietro came after extensive interviewing.
In fact, it is a descriptive conclusion, suggested by 16 pieces taken from the most remarkable and extensive interviewing project we possess.
The author Curt Sampson did extensive interviewing for his new book, "The War by the Shore," which examines the drama and historical significance of the 1991 Ryder Cup.
Some suggest adopting Israel's security model, based on extensive interviewing of passengers, but Mr Schneier says its methods cannot be scaled up to accommodate America's tens of millions of passengers.
Mr. Darnell's latest brainstorm is a special, set for Feb. 15, called "Who Wants to Marry a Millionaire," in which 50 female contestants will be whittled down by beauty pageant-like contests and extensive interviewing to five finalists, all in wedding gowns, one of whom will be proposed to and married on the air, live, by a willing millionaire.
After extensive interviewing, they were classified according to "standard psychiatric nomenclature".
Extensive interviews are rarely granted.
Only the Times ran an extensive interview".
His extensive interviews often yield unremarkable quotations.
On Thursday night, Miliband gave an extensive interview to LabourList.
They then conducted extensive interviews with 10 families from each area, 47 people in all.
