Sentence examples for interview you know from inspiring English sources

He was similarly fuzzy in our interview: "You know, I don't even have a business card".

I hesitated to even ask for an interview — you know what happens when Carrie gets annoyed.

"If someone did that – didn't show up at the interview – you know what you'd say?

Anyone can conduct a real interview, you know, wherein you ask a person questions and then faithfully transcribe the answers.

Politico reported on Aug. 9, after Romney's first false welfare charge, that he had said in a radio interview: You know, in the past, when people pointed out that something was inaccurate, why, campaigns pulled the ad.

When some people's denial of me even having a disability becomes so delusional that they have to suggest I am drunk in the interview, you know times are desperate.

"I enjoy interesting interviews, you know?

"I kept on asking these questions of the officers I interviewed: 'You knew what was going on.

"Imagine you go to an investment bank for a job interview — what will you think if the person who's interviewing you knows that you also make the same interview at a competitors' bank a few streets away?" he said.

Ms. Kennedy has liberally sprinkled her interviews with "you know" and "um," as can be seen in transcripts posted on newspaper Web sites.

The same year Iglesias asked in a TV interview: "Do you know which act symbolises the historic advent of democracy?