Sentence examples for interview come from from inspiring English sources

More than half the people I interview come from working-class or disadvantaged backgrounds and I have never, ever heard anyone whinge on about it the way Prescott does.

The final question in the interview came from my eight year-old son, who's just reaching the age where Stampy is as big an interest as his current obsession with Star Wars.

One particularly transfixing interview comes from a former Red Guard member whose features are obscured by shadow; his recollections of violence inflicted in Mao's name are darkened by shame.

The first question in the interview came from Robin Sharma, the world famous leadership development effort and bestselling author of many, many books on the subject.

A closing question in our interview came from a member of our Twitter audience who wanted to know what player in the history of the NBA White would want to play with.

The wish to be present at one another's interview came from both the carer and the patient.

Many of the people targeted for interviews come from countries where the police regularly abuse their powers.

The women interviewed come from a large and important population of pregnant and parenting adolescents in urban and peri-urban greater Durban.

Much of what Mr. Chaya knows, he has often said in interviews, comes from the kind of conversations in which Mr. Rushing was engaged with Ms. Jamison.

The Bombay-born Mr. Mehta, who also declined to be interviewed, comes from a musical family that includes his brother, Zubin, who was music director of the Philharmonic for 13 years until 1991.

In Budapest, 54% of all respondents interviewed came from the registry sample (interviews done at the addresses/homes of interviewees).