Sentence examples for interviews common from inspiring English sources

For people that have not been in many interviews, common questions can be difficult to answer.

Leaders of a two-year elective continuity experience at the Case Western Reserve School of Medicine used adult learning principles to develop four interactive online modules presenting basics of office practice, difficult patient interviews, common primary care diagnoses, and disease prevention.

Last year, I interviewed Common for the New Yorker Festival, and he didn't advocate any violence at all, not even when a drunken man in the crowd began to heckle him to stop talking and start performing.

Throughout the entire interview, Common (real name Lonnie Lynn) speaks with a smile on his face and his positivity is a surprising contrast to the grittiness and rancour that some rappers wear as a badge of honour.

When I interview Common a fortnight later in a hotel in midtown Manhattan for his new film Run All Night, a high-octane thriller in which he plays a cold-blooded assassin seeking to kill a Brooklyn mobster played by Liam Neeson, he's still buzzing from the memory of the Academy Awards.

The practice of paying for interviews is common in Britain.

The Media Centre is sixty yards long and thirty yards wide, or enough to provide desk space, Internet access, and free food to five hundred journalists not to mention swiftly distributed transcriptions of all player interviews, the common source for essentially every line of dialogue that goes out into the print world.

Results: Four consistent themes emerged from the interviews as common determinants of quality of life following ACLR: physical activity preferences; lifestyle modifications; adaptation and acceptance; and fear of re-injury.

Hong Kong has 99% landline telephone penetration, local calls are free and telephone interviews are common and representative methods of survey data collection [53].

Codes and categories from each interview were compared with codes and categories from other interviews for common links.

Through analysis of provider in-depth interviews, several common themes regarding antibiotic prescribing and antibiotic resistance were identified (Table 2).