Sentence examples for interview repeated from inspiring English sources

On Oct. 8, Mr. Eriksen, in an interview, repeated that projection -- for 2004 -- and then qualified it.

Another research device is the panel interview—repeated interviewing, over a considerable period of time, of small sets of individuals considered more or less representative of the intended audiences.

In an interview repeated across the internet, Strickler said Kickstarter expects to distribute more money in 2012 than the National Endowment for the Arts' entire fiscal budget for the year.

But then it came back to me..... you have to be a bit wise to what the other person's going through....put yourself back in their situation' (Mentor 1, Early interview) Repeated unsuccessful attempts at contact appeared to affect some mentors' personal morale.

"It's not about perfection," Ms. Alsop said in an interview, repeating her message to the musicians.

Coach Jason Taylor also fronted the media in an awkward interview, repeating the club's official line on the matter a total nine times.

"I asked Jimmy, 'What does Georgie do?"' Mrs. Allison, 73, said in an interview, repeating the account she had given to Salon, the online publication.

Yesterday - more than four weeks later - he gave another interview repeating the same figures, suggesting they had made no progress in the past month.

When it comes to trade, Western farming subsidies undercut agricultural production in fertile areas of Africa, India's commerce minister, Kamal Nath, said in a telephone interview, repeating the point that Americans waste more food than people in many other countries.

Then there were Petry's remarks in an interview – repeating comments made by Pretzell some months before – that, according to German law, border police were allowed to "use firearms if necessary" in their attempts to control the refugees.

"I'd resign, leaving it to journalists and others to reason why," Dr. Mariano said in the interview, repeating what she told me when she was in the White House.