Sentence examples for interviewed in the course of from inspiring English sources

Twenty thousand people were interviewed in the course of the investigation, but the killer wasn't found.

Residents in a sample of multi-storey dwellings were interviewed in the course of a national survey dealing with nuisance occasioned by noise from neighbours.

But the measure's sponsor, Judiciary Committee Chairman Bob Goodlatte (R-Va)., said in a statement that it "builds upon and strengthens" the current arrangement and that it improves the due process rights for the House members under investigation and witnesses interviewed in the course of OCE probes.

Famous friends, such as Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, and Tom Petty, are all interviewed in the course of the documentary.Mr Atkins's film also documents Mr Lynne's note-for-note re-recording of ELO's greatest hits, for which he played nearly all of the instruments and then produced the tracks on an Apple computer in his living room studio.

In the case of the people that were interviewed in the course of fieldwork for this study, people indicated that for most of their identified sources of insecurity the risk was exceptionally high on a day-to-day basis, and that they would have no warning of when robbery, kidnapping, or a serious accident might occur.

Tori is one of the dozens of Americans of every stripe that I interviewed in the course of researching my book, Wrestling with God: Stories of Doubt and Faith.

Police have not interviewed him in the course of the investigation, nor has he been arrested or charged, the 57-year-old teacher told the Daily Pilot on Thursday.

In the interest of full disclosure, I had the privilege of interviewing Lévy in the course of research for my book about Jean-Luc Godard; Lévy contributed a blurb for the book.

The case baffled officials, who said they conducted more than 500 interviews in the course of the investigation and searched through farms and cornfields for answers.

Who'd have thought that concept was so difficult to grasp?" The social-media posts led to an invitation from CNN to write an op-ed, which led to televised interviews in the course of the day.

Between May 2010 and December 2012, in a collaboration between the Illinois Department of Juvenile Justice (ILDJJ) and Columbia University, all new intakes into two secure juvenile facilities (one serving each gender) completed a diagnostic interview in the course of the standard assessment protocol that occurs upon arrival in a designated area within the facility.