Sentence examples for sometimes interviewed from inspiring English sources

An English-speaker, he was sometimes interviewed about the war by CNN and the BBC.

(I have about ten cassettes of me and my brother pretending to be a band called Fine Country Wine, whose members sometimes interviewed each other and imaginary guests).

This is a blatant rip-off of a recurring Mike Myers "Saturday Night Live" sketch in which Mr. Myers plays a British boy named Simon who sometimes interviewed guests.

(Bill Carter, a spokesman for the F.B.I., said that agents sometimes interviewed detainees in Pakistani custody but that the bureau never comments on particular cases. He added, "It is the policy of the F.B.I. not to be involved in the abuse of individuals").

Family doctors and relatives were sometimes interviewed to verify specific information.

Family carers were sometimes interviewed with the patient participant present, which might limit what was said openly.

Davis, the former head coach of the Cleveland Browns, was involved in the selection process for assistant coaches, Schiano said, sometimes interviewing one candidate while Schiano interviewed another.

Before the announcements, hundreds of journalists milled about, chatting, and sometimes interviewing one another, partly because even though the big show was canceled, the impulse to cover something, anything, was still there.

Over the 15 years I did three waves of data collection, sometimes interviewing the same people every few years when I could find them, other times only speaking to someone once.

At least in theory, and at least sometimes, interviews could prove a heightened form of conversation; as soon as the tape recorder's little red light came on, people paid attention, rose to the more eloquent side of themselves and talked with a care and intensity they would seldom muster in life.

Sometimes interviews can be taken out of context, I'm sure such was the case.