Sentence examples for interview threads from inspiring English sources

ut eventually… outfitted in my brand-new interview threads, I trek to an address on Swan Island, where I approach this guard in a small wooden booth who directs me to a huge building at the far end of the lot.

When the time came, Yakhya Yevloyev stood and recited a litany of evidence not gathered — witnesses not interviewed, threads left dangling — that might have led to a murder conviction in his son's death.

When, in 1986, Mr. Jarman announced that he was HIV-positive, he recalls in a 1990 interview that threads through the film, he was attacked as a murderer.

Even in a 1972 television interview that is threaded through the movie, he displays a cool-headed sense of who he is, and where wants to go.

GRACE revealed frightening levels of sexual abuse and, as he told me during our interview, "the common thread of institutional protection at the expense of the individual".

Cue angry media interviews and social media threads where parents tell each other to throw them away.

Thematic analysis involved identifying codes, themes and common threads across all interview transcripts [ 23].

In the interview, the president sought to thread the needle between supporting the need for public employees to sacrifice while defending their bargaining rights: "Some of what I've heard coming out of Wisconsin, where they're just making it harder for public employees to collectively bargain generally, seems like more of an assault on unions".

Andreessen goes on to say in the thread that Weiss' interview with the WSJ is being "over interpreted".

A banner appeared on the site announcing "JAMES MASON IS BACK!", which linked to a thread containing an interview with Mason.

And there were other small tweaks; Todd threaded his big interview with President Obama throughout the show instead of front-loading it at the beginning, turning to the panel after each portion was over.