Sentence examples for interview standing from inspiring English sources
Florian said in an interview, standing before a model of his work.
It seems almost ungallant to say this now, since Winger is being so very open, but I recall meeting her 10 years ago on a summer's afternoon in Oxford, on the set of Shadowlands, when she insisted on doing her interview standing up and in the open air.
Most of them, though, when interviewed standing in the wreckage, talk about how life goes on.
But Mr. Alusi demurred, saying that he had already given interviews standing behind the protesters and had sent his members into the streets to march with them.
(Which I always loved because he did the interviews standing at a bar. Years from now, anthropologists will study these tapes, but that's another story).
I interview him standing up.
There are no other chairs left, so I perform an impromptu interview while standing in the middle of the room.
In the interview, Dick, standing in his Manhattan apartment dressed in yellow foul-weather gear, describes how it was one Christmas Eve on one cruise.
"Under normal circumstances, I probably would not have been as involved as much in the campaign as I have been," Ms. Baldwin said in an interview, after standing in yesterday for Mr. Carrión at a ribbon-cutting ceremony at a Bronx hospital.
"I stopped eating salads as soon as I heard about the outbreak," said Holger Schettler, a 68-year-old sailor who was interviewed while standing at a bus stop.
Nick Sampson, head of the startup electric vehicle company Faraday Future, spent a busy day as the title sponsor of the Faraday Future Long Beach ePrix April 2. I interviewed him standing up in the shade of a tree on a warm California afternoon before we both had to hurry off to the track where the cars would be lined up on the grid for the standing start of the Formula E race.
