Sentence examples for introduce the interview from inspiring English sources

Interviewers were required to show their documents and identification and introduce the interview aims prior to receiving permission to enter the participants' houses.

At issue is a video package that was used to introduce the interview with Mr. Lambert, the "American Idol" finalist who gave a sexually charged performance at the American Music Awards on Sunday.

To introduce the interview, participants were told: "I'd like to talk to you about some of the things that go through your mind when you get anxious in social situations.

"The energy when he walked out into this interview was like the energy right at first when he walks out right at first at the beginning of one of his rallies," Hegseth said to his colleagues, introducing the interview.

Introducing the interview for BBC1's Andrew Marr Show, which was recorded on Thursday, the broadcaster said: "I know this morning some people are offended and upset that I have been to interview Marine Le Pen and that we are showing this interview on Remembrance Sunday.

Goldberg, in a post introducing the interview, highlighted Clinton's claim that the Obama Administration's "failure" to build up a credible opposition in Syria created a vacuum that was filled by Islamic State in Iraq and al-Sham (ISIS), the Al Qaeda offshoot that U.S. warplanes are now bombing in northern Iraq.

At the start of the call, the recruiter introduced the interview panel which included two more Jennifer's!

They introduced the interview by explaining that it was a survey by Sifo, covering several different areas, which would last approximately 5 25 min.

To evaluate the impact that introducing the interview had on diagnoses, we reviewed charts of the previous three years of consecutively admitted patients evaluated using routine psychiatric evaluation, before we started using the Kiddie-SADS-PL.

It's only then that he introduces the interviews with Murmelstein.

Problematic relies on a tried-and-true format: Introduce the topic; interview a principle guest; open it up for discussion; wrap it up; pepper with jokes, digressions, and comedy sketches to taste.