The following symptoms were taken into consideration when analyzing the results of medical interviews: sudden hearing impairment or loss, earache or sore throat, burning throat, tinnitus (squeaks, swishes, bubbling sounds, pulsations, whistles, chirps, and sea humming), and vertigo.
All of a sudden, there is an interview with distant cousin Leighton Romney, who still lives in Colonia Dublan, 175 miles south of the Mexican.
Because of the rise of the video industry and the sudden surge of celebrity interviews on television in the mid-80's, Ms. Crist began to show only new, unreleased films.
Stephen Philip Cohen, author of books on the Indian Army and the Pakistani Army, said in an interview that a sudden crackdown on the two groups could lead some in the military to try to topple the Musharraf government.
"Everything that has happened was completely unexpected, and came all of a sudden," she said in an interview at her manager's apartment here in Brazil's biggest city.
Peter Mugyenyi, director of the Joint Clinical Research Center in Kampala, Uganda -- where a meeting of African experts and American donors sponsored by the Rockefeller Foundation will take place from April 18 to 20 -- said in an interview that the sudden promise of more readily available drugs added urgency to the problem of poor health care systems.
This was spoofed in a promotional ident for the UK's Channel 4 in 2007 which sees Dale taking part in a mock interview about the sudden upturn in his career, before being accosted by an Australian fan, who recognises him as Jim Robinson.
Mr. McGreevey is still hurrying past reporters and has given no interviews since his sudden announcement on Thursday that he had had an adulterous homosexual affair and would step down to avoid accusations that could compromise his office.
Oh, absolutely — one of the problems you have is that if you're working the White House on a daily beat, and you start getting off message, all of a sudden your competitors are getting interviews with the senior officials that you can't get.
CAIRO -- An assault on an encampment of supporters of ousted Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi during Muslim prayers early Monday was unprovoked and sudden, protesters told The Times in interviews following the clash.
