Sentence examples for interview by calling from inspiring English sources

Olbermann closed the interview by calling Tur his "dear friend".

He was in high school, and I started the interview by calling him "John Mullin" by mistake.

Survival data were collected by telephone, either by trying to reach patients and their families for follow-up interviews or by calling general practitioners at 12-month follow-up.

I guess we would call it snark today, but the editors headlined its debut interview with Lou Reed by calling it "rock n' roll vegetable," and then let him rant.

In the resulting interview, Mr. Wright made news by calling NBC a "desperate network".

Improve your chances of a long interview with clear reception by calling from a quality land line phone.

To simulate the IVR system administration, during the interview participants completed the FMSD by calling a study team member who read the items and response options using a script and allowed the participant to select responses by pressing the telephone keypad.

3500 interviews were completed with respondents selected by calling landline telephones and 1000 interviews were completed with respondents contacted by calls to mobile phones.

In September, Mr Woodhead returned from holiday and, in an interview with the Guardian, angered ministers by calling for A-levels to be made more difficult.

Martínez, who was ornery and hilarious in an interview, tried to minimize the Yankees by calling the topic boring and saying he was sick of talking about the team that is one game behind the first-place Red Sox.

Bush responded to a question during a 2006 interview concerning the Federal Marriage Amendment by calling for elected leaders not to politicize same-sex marriage, "I don't think it should be used as a campaign tool, obviously.