Sentence examples for interview fell from inspiring English sources

But the interview fell on deaf ears in Egypt.

In other words, the chances of getting an interview fell about 45 percent from Month 1 to Month 8.

In 2008, Yale defensive back Casey Gerald was named a finalist for a Rhodes Scholarship, however, his interview fell on the day before the game against Harvard.

Birt wrote that he put to him the allegations of impropriety, which he vigorously denied, adding: "We had no evidence to sustain them, so the interview fell flat".

I wanted to see what Bill thought about where this interview fell apart.

We considered a student as a major if her or his current major, at the time of the interview, fell within these STEM fields.

There is an arresting chart showing the likelihood that job applicants are called back for an interview falls precipitously after a year out of work.

Even so, Mr. Platt said in a telephone interview, falling star salaries and a declining number of films have made it easier to round up an ensemble.

The law enforcement initiatives undertaken by the Department of Justice, those individuals we arrest, detain or seek to interview, fall under these core executive powers.

One doesn't have to know very much about parliamentary government to recognize that it is funny when a Cabinet minister on a bogus news interview falls through the crust of the earth, or wears a tutu, or addresses his remarks to a small patch of brown liquid, possibly creosote.

Mr. Joinet said today in a news conference that most cases of prisoners he interviewed fell under the category of arbitrary detention.