Sentence examples for submits to interviews from inspiring English sources
He almost never "submits to interviews" (his words).
Late September: Broadwell turns over her computer to FBI agents and submits to interviews with FBI agents.
Abandoning his earlier reticence, he submitted to interviews and photographs.
Applicants also must submit to interviews and a fingerprint check.
"More than 75 key people" submitted to interviews.
The killers' neighbors, friends or families submit to interviews, and inevitably, they say something like this: "He just snapped".
His lawyers have said he is suffering from a stress disorder so severe that he cannot submit to interviews.
Newsmen like Tim Russert, Bob Schieffer and George Stephanopoulos have submitted to interviews, too, along with the authors Michael Beschloss and Doris Kearns Goodwin, and the columnists Maureen Dowd, Thomas L. Friedman and Frank Rich of The New York Times.
More than 200 employees at ABC News were interviewed, and others who came into contact with the infant were being asked to submit to interviews today.
Even if he didn't remember the allegations, surely he could have gotten and read through the settlements before submitting to interviews.
For the most part, novelists submit to interviews good-humoredly enough, pretending not to notice the demands that interviews make of them, or the fact that interviews undermine as much as validate their work.
