Sentence examples for task to interview from inspiring English sources

It is Acevedo and Diaz's task to interview potential candidates, assess their suitability for the program, and snatch them from the maw of prison.

It was my task to interview the aptly named player last October, on subjects varying from his happiness in the north-east to his recall for England after missing the World Cup, and, though he came across as perfectly pleasant and personable, it has become clear over the past few days that he was peddling porkies.

Each interviewer was assigned to four general practices and had two principle tasks: to interview the GP and feed back the advice provided by the research team to the GP.

My task was to interview Nottinghamshire's supposedly last remaining farrier.

His task was to interview me as part of my "positive vetting".

Her first task is to interview Anton Newcombe, infamous frontman of LA's psychedelic rock group The Brian Jonestown Massacre and self-proclaimed Messiah.

As late as Saturday, after Mr. Pimentel was arrested, the Intelligence Division invited the task force to interview Mr. Pimentel and view the partially constructed incendiary device, a person briefed on the investigation said.

As the high court emphasised in one of the many hearings on the case, Witness B said "the question of interviewing detainees had been discussed at length by his management, with legal advisers and the government" and that "his task was to interview BM [Mohamed] in accordance with what had been approved by his management".

One of her tasks was to interview the bereaved in the aftermath of the Hillsborough football stadium tragedy in 1989.

He also took the ABC's PM host Mark Colvin to task for daring to interview sacked SBS soccer reporter Scott McIntyre and accused ABC News Breakfast host Virginia Trioli of sneering.

His purpose was to study people's attitudes 10 years after the breakup of the Soviet Union, a task that required him to interview "political people," his father said.