Sentence examples for suggesting an interview from inspiring English sources

The experts all advise that you close by suggesting an interview.

Adam Smith is blunt and to the point when I call him to suggest an interview.

If such a commitment isn't feasible, Simpson suggests an informational interview, in which a job seeker finds and interviews a peer working at a company of interest.

Clarett caused worried debate this season by suggesting in an interview that he might turn professional after the season.

Gérard Araud, the French ambassador to Israel, played down the influx, suggesting in an interview that emigration is cyclical.

But Mr. Duisenberg whipped up a new storm this week, suggesting in an interview with The Times of London that the European Central Bank would not intervene again soon to strengthen the euro.

She was criticized as out of touch for suggesting in an interview with The Guardian newspaper at the weekend that she was not "truly well off".

After they suggested an email interview and I said I only would do one over the phone, we set it up.

"They suggested a Skype interview, which was cool," he says.

"I can grade parents," he suggested in an interview last week.

Last weekend, Tribe suggested in an interview with the Guardian that the issue was "unsettled".