Sentence examples for interview to create from inspiring English sources

Use the interview to create a flyer about doctor-patient online consultations to be distributed by your doctor's office.

I inverted several key elements of the product "Synthetic Interview" to create YouTube, and shared this idea with my friends.

For phases 2 and 3 as well as the neurological study questionnaire, we multiplied the number of days used per year by the number of years since the last interview to create the lifetime days for that period.

Our community interviewer shared personal stories and used humour during interviews to create a calm, open and safe environment for participants and as a launch point for participants to feel comfortable sharing their stories and recommendations.

They gather school and medical records, delve several generations into family histories, and conduct interviews to create as complete a portrait of a defendant as possible.

Jess Ruliffson, 26, who is using her sketches and interviews to create a graphic novel, appreciated the chance to address the war directly in her work "without having to go overseas".

Its author, Max Brooks, building on his own successful "Zombie Survival Guide" from three years earlier, had taken a novel approach, using fictitious interviews to create the story of a world overrun by zombies.

(If possible, encourage them to video- or audiotape their interviews to create a multi-media classroom display. "Looped" video or audio reflections can be combined with display of written accounts and visual depictions).

4. With your classmates, use information from your interviews to create illustrated and annotated timelines and then display them to show the variety of paths people have traveled within and between social classes.

Actually that's Mr. Terkel as channeled by Ms. Smith, who is famous for her one-woman shows in which she portrays an assortment of real people whom she has interviewed to create mosaic portraits of the state of a nation.

Julien Temple's remarkable, heartwarming, superbly edited documentary combines music, archive footage, clips from old feature films and new interviews to create a vivid portrait of a changing London.