Sentence examples for mail interviewed from inspiring English sources

Earlier this month, the Mail interviewed another western volunteer, 28-year-old Macer Gifford [see footnote], a former public schoolboy and Young Tory – apparently, he once stood as a Conservative councillor – who gave up his career in the City to join the Kurdish People's Protection Units (YPG).

In 2008, when the Daily Mail interviewed me for my memoir, Loving Mailer, which begins at Elaine's, I said I would rather go to Mc Donald's than Elaine's.

"I was too young to know better," she said of "Last Tango" in her Daily Mail interview.

This study examines the effects of telephone and mail interview methods on the measurement of health-related quality of life.

Read more of Anthony Horowitz's "The Daily Mail" interview here.

We learn this from a Daily Mail interview, which the paper's sub-editors describe as "soul baring".

"He asked me if I'd like to go and play guitar in America," Weedon recalled in the Daily Mail interview.

More than 80%, were mothers, both in the telephone and in the mail interviews.

In 2004, 8,578 surviving WLS graduates were invited to participate, and 6,279 (73%) completed both the phone and mail interviews.

The procedure for administering the questionnaires (face-to-face, telephone, mail interview or self-application) is another important methodological aspect to be considered.

After hearing from Ms. Raab by e-mail, I interviewed her by phone.