Sentence examples for interview to serve from inspiring English sources

"How can we in good faith encourage our young people to join the military," she said in an interview, "to serve our country when they're not being protected?" Private Chen's mother and father, both working-class Chinese immigrants who testified at the trial, declined to comment.

"I used to sell 1kg (2.2lb) of potatoes for 1 dinar (£0.40) before the revolution; today I sell it for four dinars," he said before interrupting the interview to serve a customer.

He was one of four people scheduled to interview Saturday to serve as the FBI's new director, after James B. Comey was abruptly fired.

The whole purpose of an interview was to serve as a proxy for actual performance, because we didn't have the tools and infrastructure to easily observe and measure the latter: but now that we do, it is the height of cargo-cult stupidity not to use them.

Remember, your resume is meant to keep you from being eliminated as a potential candidate for the interview, not to serve as a conversation starter.

Though her matchmaking potential has been limited by the legal dispute, she herself managed to be brushed by love while interviewing candidates to serve as Webmaster.

This baseline interview was designed to serve as a mini-intervention in addition to data collection.

Caldwell, in an interview, admitted to serving 18 months in prison, but said most of the arrests on his record were for crimes his brother committed.

Yen Dang, a deputy district attorney, said her office and the Mountain View Police Department received complaints from residents after the chef at Chez TJ, a French restaurant, pledged in a television interview to continue serving foie gras.

After Mr. Murkowski won the governor's race, he interviewed several candidates to serve the remainder of his Senate term.

Some of those interviewed went on to serve 12 or 13 years in the army, she said.