Sentence examples for happened interviews from inspiring English sources

While there are still many gaps in the story of how the I.R.S. scandal happened, interviews with current and former employees and with lawyers who dealt with them, along with a review of I.R.S. documents, paint a more muddled picture of an understaffed Cincinnati outpost that was alienated from the broader I.R.S. culture and given little direction.

The ruling gave only hints of the contents of the documents and related tape recordings: a young's boy's accounts of what reportedly happened, interviews with his family, statements made in the child's psychological counseling and information about another case 10 years ago in which Mr. Jackson was accused of child molesting.

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One pastoralist in his mid-20s who was often sent by his family to purchase drugs reported: 'You may buy the drug from [a nearby village shop] but after two or three weeks can see nothing has happened' (interview in Bokkos town, Plateau State, 30 April 2014).

This particular topic is showing me that there are people who have said, 'I should begin to pay more attention to what is going on in my community.' So they ask me those questions, and the first thing I say is, 'Did it have to take this to get you to call City Hall and ask what else is happening?"' interviews by J.R. Romanko.

It happened during interviews.

As it happened, I interviewed Azam Tariq two days before he was gunned down.

Your correspondent happened to interview the head of currency trading for a big global bank in Singapore on June 19th, before India's difficulties began in earnest.

We happened to interview Primis in his palatial office on the afternoon before he was fired, and we found him in a confident mood.

Still, a man named Philip Neve, who wrote an account of what happened after interviewing the participants, managed to buy up whatever "relics" he could and return them to the coffin before reinterment.

He said that the credibility of the accuser, who is now 24, is undermined by his differing accounts of what happened when interviewed by different people at different times.