Sentence examples for prepared to interview from inspiring English sources
The students were always well prepared to interview him, but one question was enough.
Mr. Costas, who has been widely praised for his questioning and his demeanor in the interview, said in a telephone conversation Tuesday, "Some of the preparation I had done for the Amendola interview informed the questions I asked Sandusky, but I had not specifically prepared to interview Sandusky".
The US Chamber of Commerce will host 400 career fairs across America in 2012, and they do ask employers to come prepared to interview and make contingency offers on the spot, but they are the exception and not the norm.
As he and Mr. Witcover prepared to interview Mr. Quayle, a Republican operative told them, "Ask him to turn off a light, and by the time he gets to the switch, he's forgotten what he went for".
Conservators also strive to avoid interference — conservation is not supposed to affect creation — and yet, as Mancusi-Ungaro and the other Whitney "officers" prepared to interview Kline, I was struck by how contact between the museum and the artist inevitably changes the art it would conserve.
When Bob Costas arrived at the studios of the new NBC newsmagazine program " Rock Center" Monday night, he was prepared to interview Joseph Amendola, the lawyer for Jerry Sandusky, the man at the center of the pedophilia accusations that have rocked Penn State University.
I feel awkwardly under-prepared to interview anyone -- I barely know how to successfully impress in an interview myself.
In this study, the researchers collected data using prepared questionnaires to interview patternmakers of thirteen Korean menswear brands, which were registered on the Korean fashion brand annual 2012/2013.
And although I've never subscribed to the philosophy that you should be primed with prepared answers to interview questions, such as those espoused in books with titles like 100 Snappy Answers to Tough Interview Questions, there are a few areas of career development where word-craft should be an essential part of your preparation.
(Actually, you can be a reporter, of sorts: kids are dispatched with a prepared list of questions to interview a specific Zupervisor, who is ready with a prepared list of answers).
8. Rather than casually asking career advice from parents or other relatives, set up a time to interview them, with prepared general and specific questions.
