Sentence examples for quickly interviewed from inspiring English sources

Law enforcement agents in London also quickly interviewed the airport worker, who "became a lot less clear about whether this person was the person he thought he was or not," an American official said.

The nuncio "ordered you to have the lawyers quickly interview Archbishop Nienstedt and wrap up the investigation," it says.

The Obama Administration should make it a priority to quickly interview al-Senussi and Al-Masud.

The spy-plane stalemate between the United States and China is not expected to have an effect on Beijing's bid to play host to the 2008 Summer Olympics, especially if the incident is resolved quickly, interviews with influential members of the International Olympic Committee indicate.

But with the commercial real estate economy stabilizing and vacancy rates at the lowest level in a decade, it is expected the county will reabsorb those spaces fairly quickly, those interviewed said.

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.

"We've acknowledged that we could have acted more quickly in interviewing the accused student," Brown said Friday, "but we also felt it was important to be thorough rather than fast, and to avoid a rush to judgment".

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.

A theme quickly emerged as I interviewed home cooks for my article this week: once you get the hang of keeping chickens, the challenge is keeping up with them.

That comment drew criticism from Irish-American officials, and the mayor quickly apologized; several hecklers interviewed at the parade in the Rockaways said they were unaware of the remark and were disgruntled for other reasons.