Sentence examples for organised an interview from inspiring English sources

He had organised an interview about his fictional character Mobeen, after the two comedy videos he'd posted online had caught the eye of his local news programme in the West Midlands.

At the 3 month post-discharge time point, the researchers re-contacted participants by phone to organise an interview time.

Recruitment cards with a contact number were distributed by these agencies to potential participants, who then called to organise an interview time.

An advanced letter outlining the research aims was sent informing potential participants of their selection and advising that the research team would make contact in order to organise an interview time should they be agreeable.

Perplexed, Southgate swiftly organised a television interview and repeated the complaints live on air.

All those expressing interest in an interview were subsequently emailed to organise a suitable interview time.

The interviewer (SM) then telephoned each GP to discuss the information and organise an interview time if they consented to the study.

Once an expression of interest was gained from the participant their contact details were forwarded to the research team who organised a time for the interview.

MacKenzie-Cummins says: "We organised a series of media interviews for the CEO and secured a number of speaker slots at key industry events championing greater ethical standards in open access publishing.

"We weren't happy," explains Hunt, "but we thought, 'Ah, how bad can it get?' Then we were told no money would be spent on the album, then they didn't organise any interviews for us, and for a long while" - Hunt's voice is dripping with contempt - "the only way of getting the record was to download it".

As part of the Transfer of Care Guideline study, intended to facilitate the transfer of medical care from IDPs to GPs [ 11], we organised a focus group discussion and interviewed people with ID.