Sentence examples for interview booth from inspiring English sources
At the Keen Mountain Correctional Center, a gray complex of poured concrete in rural southwest Virginia, Joseph Jesse Dick Jr. sits behind the thick glass pane of a prison interview booth like a specimen in an oversize shadow box.
Reaching into my pocket to find my iPod, I discovered a radio that I was given upon entering the stadium, which let me tune into any interview booth I wanted.
Beyond Caring remains Graham's best-known series; laminated versions of these photographs were toured by the old Greater London Council to TUC conferences in order to lobby MPs for better conditions in these desolate waiting rooms and interview booths.
I was happy to get Tom out of his interviewing booth, and even more pleased that the "Seven Attributes of a Winning Hire" he provided seemed to have a broad interest to a variety of attendees.
The SRL is outfitted with a state-of the-art Computer Assisted Telephone Interviewing CATII) system with 20 phone interviewing booths.
No wonder, then, that visa interview consulting booths are flourishing across from the American Embassy and Internet chat rooms are filled with hints on interview strategies.
"It's like losing a friend, like breaking up with someone," he said during an interview at the Booth Theater, where the Pulitzer Prize-winning musical will close in a few weeks, after a lengthy run that surprised many Broadway watchers, given the show's difficult subject matter, mental illness.
Duquette's remarks to reporters echoed that sentiment, and he amplified that theme tonight in a broadcast-booth interview during a Fox Sports telecast of the Mets-Braves game, saying the Mets would look to acquire quality free agents in the off-season to improve a team in last place in the National League East.
Below is the best of our booth interviews and roaming coverage.
His interviews in the booth are always a knowledgeable joy.
There is evidence for social desirability bias in all the three districts where the underreporting of risky sexual behavior was significant in face-to-face interviews compared to polling booth surveys (PBS: anonymous group interviews) [ 14, 24- 27].
