Sentence examples for scheduled interview time from inspiring English sources

She's charming and funny – "I can do movie star manners when I want to," she says later – but she continues talking for so long that the scheduled interview time vanishes, which is perhaps just as well.

She strode into her Senate office nearly three hours past our scheduled interview time, after denouncing Duterte's latest outrage to a scrum of reporters in the hall, and then disappeared for twenty minutes behind the privacy screen around her desk, like a stage actor collecting herself after a performance.

I'm actually really embarrassed," he says, repeating himself for the third time and convincing me that he might actually mean it, even though it's just barely 10 minutes past our scheduled interview time.

If the woman was not at home at the scheduled interview time, the research team either chose to wait until she returned (if she was not far away) or rescheduled the appointment.

Make sure you know exactly how to get there and, if you drive, just where to park so that you can arrive 15 to 20 minutes before the scheduled interview time.

It is possible that the use of one-to-one interviews would have made it easier to schedule interview times to fit parents schedules, which would have made it possible for more parents to attend.

Although it did not alleviate the frustration, the research team did discuss the likelihood of participants failing to keep scheduled interview appointments at the time of interviewer recruitment and would recommend this approach to other research groups operating in similar contexts to ours.

If the caretaker or other household member was not present at the time of the scheduled interview, the community interviewers made three additional attempts to include the household in the survey.

Be sure to confirm the date and time a couple of days ahead of the scheduled interview to make sure the time still works for the interviewee.

In 2012 13, there were three fewer participants than original planned (with one less neonatal trainee, obstetric trainee and obstetric consultant) due to difficulties contacting those participants and scheduling interview times.

Jarecki and Smerling canceled a scheduled interview with the Los Angeles Times this morning and provided a statement: "Given that we are likely to be called as witnesses in any case law enforcement may decide to bring against Robert Durst, it is not appropriate for us to comment further on these pending matters".