Sentence examples for interview zone from inspiring English sources

After the race, says Levins, who placed 11th, everyone had to walk through something called the interview zone, only not all of them found an interviewer waiting.

As crushing as the defeat was for the Americans — only one player stopped to speak with reporters in the designated interview zone afterward, and he had not even played Wednesday — it hardly eliminated the United States from medal contention.

"I didn't come here to worry about the record; I was already the world-record holder," Bolt said in the interview zone after setting one anyway, running a 9.69, shaving three-hundredths of a second off his previous best.

Ferguson's Switzerland RT @mattdpearce: McDonald's remains a police-free interview zone, though.

Though a number of the people interviewed indicated that they worry about being robbed on the street in the interview zones, there was also a commonly expressed view that it was better than Quito, and that the threat of crime had decreased over the past few years.

Meanwhile, in the mixed zone interview area, Rupp had moved from the press scrum to the TV cameras and was repeating a familiar mantra.

It was a real thrill to "hide" Sir Steve Redgrave in our mixed zone interview position and reveal him to Sir Chris Hoy after he had collected his medal.

Of the 68 respondents that were interviewed per agroecological zone, the number of females and males was not significantly different at P ≤ 0.1 for all the three agroecological zones (Table 1).

In addition, key informants were interviewed: the health zone chief officer (HZCO), the health project manager, the political administrative authority, a women association representative, health committee member, a community health worker and a traditional birth attendant.

In the project zone interviews and discussions were held with the UNICEF project team, representatives of public sector and civil society organisations at regional, local and community level, and with individual community members.

Nearly all of the residents of the uninhabitable zone (12 interviews) and high-risk road (7 interviews) who refused to move to New Verapaz were interviewed.