Sentence examples for summoned for an interview from inspiring English sources

Christian was also summoned for an interview at the Palais de Justice.

"I was summoned for an interview at St . Martins Press," he said, "and just about then I started writing plays.

Several months later I was summoned for an interview with the columnist Anthony Sampson, and I could not remember what I'd written in the letter.

She was summoned for an interview in a process that could have led to her sacking over alleged failure to file her articles on time and attend editorial meetings since the attacks.

The couple had a contractor come in, prepared a co-op board package and declined invitations to out-of-town weddings in case they were summoned for an interview.

Prowling the city in a funk, Bruce hurls angry accusations at the heavens that are countered when he is summoned for an interview for the job of divine stand-in.

Sam Allardyce, Martin O'Neill, Alan Shearer, Steve Bruce and Steve McClaren wait to be summoned for a series of interviews that, following Fabio Capello's shock resignation, will determine the identity of England's next manager.

Government agencies were summoned for an even more exhaustive investigation.

A prospective employer summoned him for an interview without having read his note.

"You have the propensity to become radicalised," Nazeem Hussain was told, when the Australian secret service, Asio, summoned him for an interview and a free lunch.

In August of 1945, Charles de Gaulle summoned Malraux for an interview, and, in thirty minutes of lofty discussion about history, philosophy, and literature, he discreetly confessed the apostate of his Marxist sins.