In hopes that it may help counteract prevailing trends and behaviors, we offer our own experiences and advice to people interviewing for the first time.
So as I walked up to the writer's apartment in New York, I was shaking, both from the nerves of interviewing for the first time, and someone so famous, and from my uncertainty regarding how I would decline if an offer to sleep with him arose.
She is friendly, precise and slightly hesitant about being interviewed for the first time.
While at Columbia, Tyson was interviewed for the first time by a local television reporter, about solar explosions.
Woods was interviewed for the first time since he answered questions after he won the Australian Masters last November.
That was the line that Mr. Labastida adopted on Tuesday night, when he appeared in a television interview for the first time since the balloting.
My first inkling that this would not be possible came in 2008, when I was interviewed for the first time by a Turkish newspaper.
To his credit, as Mr. Steel explained in a phone interview, for the first time in a decade City Opera has balanced its books.
Here we publish the interview for the first time "I tend to think that cricket is the greatest thing that God created on earth," Harold Pinter once said, "certainly greater than sex, although sex isn't too bad either".
On this extended primary eve, with polls showing him in the lead, Mr. Kerry was dressed, fed, briefed, and interviewed for the first time by shortly after 7 a.m.
Ms. Doucett, who evidence shows was the subject of several illegal database checks, told of getting a menacing phone call in November 2003, not long after she had been interviewed for the first time by Stanley Ornellas, the F.B.I. agent leading the Pellicano investigation.
