Sentence examples for interviews may be from inspiring English sources

Engagement, and interviews, may be undertaken by specially trained interviewers, or by a teacher or school nurse.

Interviews may be tougher at senior levels because companies are becoming more diligent as they search.

"Brief Interviews" may be verbally dexterous and enthusiastically acted by the likes of Timothy Hutton, Christopher Meloni, Denis O'Hare, Ben Shenkman, Michael Cerveris and Bobby Cannavale.

The England captain's interviews may be so faltering that he makes Michael Owen sound like Winston Churchill but even Beckham did not deserve that four-letter fusillade.

Mr. McNulty, the chief prosecutor, said that "the intelligence gathered during the interviews may be of critical importance to the national security because detainees may reveal information leading to the identification and apprehension of other terrorist suspects and the prevention of terrorist acts".

If desired outcomes are not achieved, focus groups or individual interviews may be conducted to gather information to improve the intervention for specific individuals/groups.

"The Interview" may be a minor work, but it is filled with major talents.

This new interview may be an attempt to show a more approachable, human side.

But Mr. van Praag's last major interview may be one he never intended to be made public.

But some other lines from the interview may be more to the point: I was very disgusted in how this played out in Washington, this debt-ceiling debate.

Guardians of Peace warn audiences cinemas screening The Interview may be subject to 9/11 style attack Two former Sony employees launch class-action suit against studio claiming they were negligent in guarding their networks.