Sentence examples for interviewing somewhere from inspiring English sources

The only exceptions to this are if you are interviewing somewhere that they tell you specifically what to wear for your own safety (such as at a factory).

Joan Sutherland asks if we can do the interview somewhere in the Leicester Square area.

Spiegel has given his own views too, in the Associated Press interview: "Somewhere along the way when we were building social media products we forgot the reason we like to communicate with our friends is because it's fun," he said.

AT I once read an interview somewhere with Sam Lipsyte, who said that the worry as a novelist wasn't that readers would think what you were describing was autobiographical.

My first day of work there, I interviewed somewhere else.

Feist had, her publicist tells me beforehand, requested to do the interview somewhere within nature, but this is England, so it's cloudy and drizzling outside.

He said something like 'I haven't read it, but I think it's hilarious that it exists.' On the other hand, Glenn Danzig called me 'opportunistic' and 'extremely stupid' in an interview somewhere.

Nine interviews were conducted in the participants' homes, while six participants preferred to have the interview somewhere else (i.e. at the outpatient clinic, at the ACT-teams' facilities, etc)..> A thematic interview guide was developed jointly by the authors, based on a literature review and a pilot interview with one patient.

Avoid being interviewed somewhere remote unless you can be with support people.

It's a staged interview before a studio audience — somewhere between an afternoon talk show and an infomercial — but in its own way it's no less real than the reality show.

Blatter and Platini, who has been interviewed as "somewhere between a witness and the accused", deny any wrongdoing.