Sentence examples for good to interview from inspiring English sources

"Yes, but it's good to interview them when they're mad.

Michael Phelps would be another good one to interview now.

I really ought to be in a good position to interview Louis Theroux.

And it fell to my good fortune to interview him an awful lot in those early days of the 70s.

Anyone who has had the good fortune to interview notables of the French movie business may observe that even those of international prominence live surprisingly normal lives.

Working tirelessly in the lead up to the grand opening of the Switch building, we were made to feel as though we weren't good enough to interview for our own jobs.

We had the good fortune to interview the deputy head of the Zhongguancun Administrative Committee ZACC).

It is a good idea to interview two or three attorneys to make sure you work with one who can best address your particular situation.

At Disrupt SF 2013, he spoke on a great panel about online security, and afterwards I had the good fortune to interview him.

Not only was I lucky enough to be invited to Stream earlier this month, but I also had the good fortune to interview Sir Martin on stage in Athens where he was disarmingly frank about the technological challenges facing WPP in the 21st century.

I had the great good fortune to interview Poitier, now 88, four times in the 1990s.