Sentence examples for interview a reference from inspiring English sources

"The FR-S buyer is a little more hard core than is typical of our enthusiast base, but we see some crossover from our Scion tC model," he said in a telephone interview, a reference to a comparatively mild coupe offering from the brand.

In addition to saying that rap left him behind, his comments in the Spin interview also include a reference to popular music having curved back to his sensibilities, "it's all European disco on the radio now".

A conversational style of interviewing was adopted, to encourage a comfortable and fluent dialogue which was rich in detail, while using an interview schedule as a reference to ensure that all key topics were covered.

Often these searchers were trained reference librarians who engaged in a reference interview with the researcher who needed the information so that the searcher could express the researcher's information need correctly, usually as a Boolean logic expression with search terms connected with logical operators such as AND, OR, or NOT [ 35].

During Jindal's interview, a number of references were made to David Barton's "Capitol tours".

It began with a European documentary filmmaker interviewing the inmate, probably a reference to Werner Herzog's current documentary "Into the Abyss".

It takes time to review applications, conduct interviews, check references and train a new employee.

"He's my consigliere," Mr. Kelly playfully said of Mr. Browne in a 2001 interview in The New York Times, using a reference to "The Godfather" film.

The ad-mag, distributed at bookstores and libraries, has an interview with Pascal (with nary a reference to Sweet Valley).

A large study by Nielsen et al.[ 13] with home interview but pharmacy records as a reference, found self-report sensitivity of antidepressant use (56%) similar to ours.

In the Results section, each citation of an observation or interview statement has been assigned a reference number for one of the 24 participants, who practiced as either the circulating nurse (CN) or surgical nurse (SN).