Sentence examples for interview the role from inspiring English sources
Michael L. Lomax, president and chief executive of the United Negro College Fund, said in an interview, "The role the N.A.A.C.P. is taking is not the constructive role they've taken in the past".
"There was no other actress who I thought could be credible in this role," Ms. Marshall said in a telephone interview, "the role of a 45-year-old woman working as a beautician, someone who is a bit tired yet still has the air of, not a girl, but of an overgrown girl.
And yet, he added in a telephone interview, the role of the automobile is changing, as social networks, smart phones and a growing number of car-sharing services make it easier to find transport on the fly, without the hassle and cost of vehicle ownership.
Eakes illustrated in a phone interview the role organizations like the Ford Foundation have played in helping him to curb predatory lending practices.
The guide was further developed according to the themes emerging during the analyses conducted after each group interview, e.g. after the first group interview the role of the relatives was added to the topic guide.
First, he casts not from seeing prior work but from looking at head shots, and he had selected four actresses to interview for the role.
The third part was to interview the spouses about their roles during the NILS intervention.
Such is his standing that he was rumoured to be a contender for the BBC director general's job, but he denied he was interviewed for the role.
He's already interviewed for the role of vice-president to Libertarian candidate Gary Johnson, which shows that there is at least some appetite for his brand of politics.
James Landale, who was previously the corporation's deputy political editor, has been interviewed for the role as well as Robbie Gibb, who heads the BBC's operations at Westminster, according to Downing Street sources.
