Sentence examples for interviews together with from inspiring English sources
The interviewer (ELS) listened through all the interviews together with the transcript and amended the text where the secretary had misunderstood or where the recording had not been perfect.
In this respect, the use of semistructured interviews together with the dexterity of the interviewers managed to identify the most relevant issues on STI risk perception in Nigerian CSWs and to reach saturation with the eight completed interviews; the last few interviews did not provide new information on the study objective.
She has done interviews together with Dmitri Nabokov, Vladimir's son, and bonded with make-up men from Afghanistan.
It contained three or four exhibition catalogues, several critical articles, and various published interviews, together with a long interview that was still in typescript but was bound in a hard black cover.
(For the true completist, an accompanying DVD offers audio recordings of those interviews, together with reproductions of Spiegelman's notebooks, over 7,000 additional drawings, insightful essays by Chute and Lawrence Weschler, and an annotated electronic copy of the complete "Maus").
Serving as his own cinematographer and working with the editors Demian Fenton and Judah-Lev Dickstein, Mr. Argott marshals a wealth of archival and new material, expertly weaving interviews together with still photographs, home movies, television reports, newspaper clippings and even charts.
Rossi agreed to be interviewed together with Christian.
(This interview, together with many others, appears in Leland Poague's 1995 collection "Conversations with Susan Sontag").
"He was the most amazing tiny little lobbyist," Ness Madeiros said in an interview together with Ginger.
There were certain requirements: the general would be interviewed together with Ryan C. Crocker, the United States ambassador to Iraq, and the interview would run for a full hour.
In their first interview together, with "60 Minutes," Romney said, There are a lot of people who go to Washington or go to their state houses with a personal ambition in mind.
