Sentence examples for getting ready to interview from inspiring English sources
PELINI DENIES MIAMI TALK Nebraska Coach Bo Pelini said he was not getting ready to interview for the Miami head coaching job.
The attack was taped by the Times Now news channel, which was getting ready to interview Mr. Bhushan when the attackers stormed into his office.
Roy later told Dottie Pepper, an NBC course reporter, something he'd heard in the truck as she was getting ready to interview Mickelson after his round.
Once, I was getting ready to interview an intern (who would have been lavishly paid), and looked her up on Twitter for a little background.
I gotta get ready to interview Gloria.
His critique reached a high point when he learned that at the very moment Mr. McCain was supposed to be on the seat next to him being interviewed, he was at the nearby CBS News Center, getting ready to be interviewed by the CBS News anchor, Katie Couric.
PATRICIA BYNES: I was standing on West Florissant, in front of the Public Storage space once again, in front of a television camera, getting ready to do a Rachel Maddow interview.
But by using a camera crew as camouflage for their gun and by shooting the suspect who thought he was getting ready to give a television interview, the Luxembourg police have now made it more dangerous for other journalists to do their jobs and thus harder for them to get news of critical importance.
"There's rumors out there that somebody's getting ready to be fired," Mr. Powell said in an interview.
Every year, I participate in mock interviews with college students who are getting ready to graduate.
