Sentence examples for interview making from inspiring English sources

They shocked him, but also politicized him, he said in a recent interview, making him understand that change was possible even in the France of Charles de Gaulle.

Graduate employers want applicants with job experience – these are the applicants who qualify for interview, making the government's WRIS policy all the more unfair.

"We're now back to Square 1," the new economy minister, Roberto Lavagna, said in a television interview, making it clear that the government was out of ideas.

A "sophisticated" strategy is necessary for women to get ahead in Japanese society, Ms. Bando said in an interview, making a snaking motion with her hands.

"I think that will be determined by the job you do," D'Antoni said Saturday in a telephone interview, making his first public comments since Walsh's decision to step down became public a day earlier.

Valentine seemed to question Youkilis's desire in an April interview, making Youkilis a sympathetic figure in the clubhouse, and he said again last weekend that Youkilis never got over it.

An interview makes it impossible.

Mr. Boies, in a telephone interview, made the same point.

But Mr. Doherty, in the interview, made it clear that slack would not be cut.

Mr. Summers, in an April interview, made a similar point, although he did not discuss specific proposals.

Mr. Cenedella did not respond to requests for an interview made through his representatives.