Journalism- Interview eye-witnesses to civil rights events, such as the Million Man March or the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Imagine that you are a reporter writing about the event just after it has happened.
Ms. Kurgapkina is a delicious interview, eyes sparkling with laughter as she talks of forcing Nureyev, who was then beginning to be internationally known, to clear the stage of flowers thrown to him so that she could dance her solo.
Back in blustery England, a windswept Osborne was mobbed by reporters in the car park of Conservative headquarters, and gave a less than composed interview, eyes bulging and head lunging.
Many startups rely on A/B testing as they roll out new features, and the big guys — namely very popular sites like Google and Facebook — conduct extensive usability studies that can involve interviews, eye monitoring, and more.
They drew a chalk line around the body and started interviewing eye-witnesses.
I've interviewed him several times in the past few years, and he's never been as excruciatingly uncomfortable as he was during the press tour for his first Spider-Man film, in 2012, where he mumbled his way through interviews, eyes cast to the ground.
Raymund Breu, chief financial officer of Novartis, said in an interview that eye care had "higher growth rates than many other franchises in the health care sector" and that the market expected it to stay elevated for an additional five years.
As for that parlor trick, in the middle of the interview, he eyed my pack of cigarettes and asked if he could have one.
The NTSB has interviewed several eye witnesses, but has yet to gain permission to interview the pilot, Peter Siebold, who managed to parachute from the space plane and is being treated in a local hospital for injuries.
Mr. Eyman also planned to investigate the scene of the rescue & to interview possible eye-witnesses.
"I am firmly convinced that nothing visual can touch audio," Mr. Brown said in a 2003 interview, his eyes sparkling.
