Sentence examples for interview stood from inspiring English sources

Austin, in an interview, stood by McKenna's work, calling his Nov. 19 story "very, very solid...

Mr. Jackson, in the interview, stood by his version of events in 1968 but also altered them slightly.

The entire pre-written narrative of the Labour bus involved lots of people sighing hopelessly about Ed Miliband's personal incompetence and general awkwardness, which didn't match at all with the events of the past week; in fact, he's been doing so well that one insert – where Daisy Haggard had no choice but to respond positively to Monday's Evan Davis interview – stood out like a sore thumb.

Take a few deep breaths before the interview: Stand up while answering, shoulders back (it will make you feel more confident).

In the context of turns in the Oprah confessional, Mr. Armstrong's interview stands out, perhaps because of the sharpness of the reversal and the remarkably bad set of facts that he has in front of him.

Only one of Tony Blair's mea culpas in his CNN interview stands out as truly significant: his partial acknowledgment that without the Iraq war there would be no Islamic State (Isis).

Anne Rice's many follow-ups to her 1973 classic range from the trashy but addictive Queen of the Damned trilogy to the elegiac Tale of the Body Snatcher, but to my mind Interview stands as the most significant and original in her series.

Feeling defeated, I said it was my job to put him on the dissection table and get that oblique reference or weird answer to make our interview stand out from the inevitable others.

Now that you have booked an interview, stand in front of a mirror (the bigger, the better); straighten your back; learn how to smile and make eye contact; and rehearse your spiel.

Thank the candidate for coming in for an interview, stand up, and shake hands.

But the majority of military officers interviewed stood by the view that the shrine attack was the turning point in the war.