Sentence examples for interview spoke from inspiring English sources

Mr. Albee, in a telephone interview, spoke of his own good fortune at having Ms. Harris perform his work.

Mr. Carter, in an interview, spoke of deployments, planned deployments and anticipated spending to put the meat on the bones of the Asia-Pacific pivot.

Raymond Carver, in a Paris Review interview, spoke of seeing his first short story, "Pastoral", published in a literary magazine as "A terrific day!

Mr. Williams, in a recent telephone interview, spoke of "that relentless pursuit of perfection" of the professional ballplayer and the serious instrumentalist.

Azima Hussain, 33, giving her first interview, spoke of the devastation inflicted on her family by the coronavirus that killed her husband, Khalid, last month.

Almost all respondents to the clinical interview spoke exclusively English at home (n = 308, 94.5%) and very few relied on assistance for completing forms (n = 24; 7.4%) or for reading printed materials (n = 15; 4.6%).

Later in life, people who spoke to me at job interviews spoke-to-me-very-slowly, not being sure if I spoke English or not.

When discussing a VICE interview published earlier this year titled "We Spoke to Barrett Brown From Prison, Agent Smithh responded to simple questions like, "Did Barrett Brown call Patrick McGuire?" and "Was the interview in a Q & A format?" He remembered one of the questions asked if Barrett was the spokesman for Anonymous.

Of the 948 individuals interviewed, 506 were primary respondents (spoke on behalf of the household) and 442 were secondary respondents.

Like others interviewed about the recommendations, the official spoke on the condition of anonymity because of the topic's sensitivity.

The 80-year-old spoke in his first interviews since his 2013 release from a federal prison in Terre Haute, Indiana.