Sentence examples for interviewed to another from inspiring English sources
Ask yourselves, How will we introduce this neighbor we interviewed to another person or two who could usefully receive their gifts?
The monitoring identified changes in performance - and this let the research team work with interviewers to suggest solutions (e.g. time for an interview 'holiday' or transferring some interviews to another interviewer to reduce their interview 'list' for a time).
– that George has given an interview to another paper "in which he claims to have enjoyed a recent threesome".
He moved easily from one interview to another and signed balls, programs, books and scorecards for anyone who asked.
He was speeding from one interview to another (Radio France is devoting its programming on April 25 to Sondheim and will broadcast a live performance of the show at 8 p.m).
But the carefree sunshine of Southern California is far from his thoughts as Mr. Moser rushes through Washington's winter chill from one interview to another, trying to limit the damage to Austria's reputation.
As Mike Cameron rotated from one television interview to another, with Shea Stadium's field as a backdrop beyond the Diamond Club windows, Jim Duquette addressed a crowd of reporters yesterday near a small stage.
Gasol wore a bright smile as he had his ankles taped before Tuesday's game, and he bounded from one pregame television interview to another, smiling every step of the way.
The cameramen thus provide Friendly with the material he needs not only for compiling the basic record of the interview but for imparting visual emphasis to things that strike him as significant and for making a transition from one section of the interview to another.
It was a careless outburst, overhead in a corridor as Utah's senior Republican senator was rushing from one TV interview to another to comment on Bill Clinton's admission of an "improper" relationship with Monica Lewinsky: "What I meant to say was that he acted like a jerk .The senator's judgment is political more than moral.
Finally, we look at Wan Chao, a graduate job seeker who mopes from one desperate interview to another.
