Sentence examples for interview trail from inspiring English sources

One of my interviewers on the residency interview trail asked me if I would change anything in medical school.

"Being on the interview trail fully confirmed that family medicine was for me," said Boggiano, whose parents are both psychiatrists.

The residents and faculty were among the happiest and kindest I met on the interview trail, and their collective passion for psychiatry was evident in every interaction.

The residency interview trail quickly becomes a lonesome journey, so when I was on it this winter, I'd usually have the hotel room television turned on for some background noise and often find myself watching ESPN's SportsCenter.

On the interview trail, I felt like I was frequently faced with the choice between excellent clinical training and resident wellness, but at Stanford I realized I could be offered both.

On the residency interview trail, I sought a flexible program that features a collaborative environment with dedicated residents, frequent feedback from experienced mentors, a variety of clinical settings, and research time.

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In the middle of our interview, the trail drive folks suggested that we "ride on down" to see the longhorn cattle that they had described and that I hoped to photograph.

Just after they ended Martina Navratilova's uplifting Wimbledon return with a doubles victory in the quarterfinals, Venus Williams entered the interview room, trailed by Serena.

They have been suspects almost since the beginning, and they have been interviewed and trailed and reinterviewed over the years as investigators would dust off their files and make another run.

But Lorelai and, especially, Rory revealed some interesting character developments that cry out for further exploration: a laissez-faire attitude toward both underwear and fidelity; a tenuous understanding of the journalism profession, the interview process and trail hiking; and, of course, the unremitting certainty that life inside and outside Stars Hollow is all about the Mademoiselles Gilmore.