Sentence examples for ideas for interview from inspiring English sources

For women, some good ideas for interview shoes are power flats (something clean and professional looking; nothing sparkly or out there), or low, comfortable heels.

In this study focus groups were completed first and used to generate ideas for the interview and to fine-tune interview questions.

The idea for interviewing Kilfoyle came from a Guardian reader in response to this Labour & Liverpool project.

Also, let us know if you have ideas for future interview subjects — we'll keep them in mind.

And let us know if you have ideas for future interview subjects — we'll keep them in mind.

Here are just a few ideas for people to interview: members of classic car clubs in and around Austin, wealthy car collectors, cranky old people who have complained to the city about the noise from these cars, first-time visitors to a classic car show, and mechanics who work on the cars.

With the help of two instructors who have professional film experience, they learn to develop and research ideas for films, conduct interviews and use camera, video and computerized editing equipment.

Given that observation was carried out before interviewing the families, observing the context especially enabled the researcher to note a descriptive part of the happenings and enlighten ideas for the following interviews.

Planning your route will allow you to arrive at the restaurant early, which is always a good idea for lunchtime interviews.

In discussing his ideas for the installation in interviews, Mr. Wilson has laid emphasis on the shape of a Christian cathedral and on Quaker imagery, which has long influenced his work.

I think the idea that he would be available for interview in any recognisable form is pretty far-fetched... Mr Megrahi remains a sick man, dying of prostate cancer".