Sentence examples for interviews with surviving from inspiring English sources

Survival outcomes were determined through interviews with surviving household members and, when surviving household members were not available, with neighbours.

Good use is made of thoughtful interviews with surviving friends and family members, most helpfully the artist's three sons.

In their research the authors drew on interviews with surviving relatives, the artist's letters and unpublished material.

Overview: The ACT UP Oral History project is a collection of interviews with surviving members of the AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power, New York.

In 1984, Princeton's Department of Mathematics undertook an Oral History Project, 42 interviews with surviving faculty and students of the mathematics community in Princeton in the 1930s.

The play is largely based on court records and Mr. Godse's lengthy final speech to the court, as well as Mr. Dalvi's interviews with surviving conspirators.

The installation includes personal artifacts of Ms. Nash, like her car keys, family photographs and such; a selection of the unappealing QuinQuag tiles and craftsy rocking chairs made by artists for sale over the years (including the famous rocker used by John F. Kennedy); and a spurious television interview with surviving colony members.

Related: An exclusive interview with surviving 'Charlie Hebdo' cartoonist Luz.

It includes family movies and interviews with the surviving Nelsons, notably David himself, and all four of Rick's children.

Lawrence reconstructs the successes to come through interviews with the surviving eyewitnesses and from the public record.

Interviews with some surviving mid-level members of al-Qaeda and the Pakistan Taliban negated the impression that the groups benefited from a stream of angry recruits.