Sentence examples for move to interview from inspiring English sources
"At this point, a shortlist will be drawn up and the search for a new manager will either move to interview stage or a potential manager will be offered the role".
"It was a big, bold move to interview everybody, and by the end probably a third of them will have gone," he said.
Its been so long since anybodys... they dont do that any more! I can still hear him giggling to himself about this as I step into the street, leaving him to move on to interview 25. Plunkett & MacLeane opens on 2 April.
Violet said investigators are moving quickly to interview anyone involved in the crash, including the riders if possible, before the race moves on and witnesses leave the area.
As he spoke, a television news crew from Miami was moving in to interview Brown.
Mr. Cuomo's investigators have been moving quickly to interview those involved.
Now the board, in a state of upheaval, is moving quickly to interview several internal candidates.
Redgrave had stopped Drysdale briefly to congratulate him as he got off his boat, when Inverdale moved in to interview the rower.
When @heawood moved to LA to interview movie stars, we kept in touch mainly via Twitter.
Moving from interview to interview, fast as a game of speed chess, Ms. McEntire also recounts a long love affair with Broadway, from "Dream Girls," the first play she ever saw, to "Aida" and "Beauty and the Beast," which she visited for the second time since her arrival here for rehearsals.
And so, as the news move on, the magazines will move in, falling over themselves to interview the starlet because Miley's face on the front of a magazine equals money.
