Sentence examples for interviews picked from inspiring English sources

Mr. Romney's media blitz, which began in earnest last week with a series of print and television interviews, picked up Monday with renewed vigor.

To read the full "Dawson's Creek" interviews, pick up the new issue of Entertainment Weekly on stands Friday.

To read the full "Dawson's Creek" interviews, pick up the new issue of Entertainment Weekly on stands Friday.

Mr. Zwick, 48, who also took part in the interview, picked up the thought: "A complex view of the inner life.

It related to the case of one 18-year-old undocumented El Salvadoran, who did not want to be named or interviewed, picked up as part of Operation Matador, a gang and immigration enforcement effort headed by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) in partnership with local police.

You've prepped for the interview, picked out the power suit and now it's time for the big day.

"It gives me around $3,000 per year," Hernandez told NJ.com in an earlier interview picked up Monday by For The Win. "I'll take it.

In an interview picked up by Forbes and Global, Dillian said Canadian real estate has become a "very popular short," now "crowded" by US investors like himself, keen to make money off a Canadian crash.

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Then, as if nothing had happened, Girardi returned to the interview, picking up where he left off.

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