Sentence examples for there were some interviews from inspiring English sources

"I know there were some interviews with Casillas recently where he was saying that in his mind there were too many of them, that the clásico was getting, in his words decaffeinated," said the GolTV play-by-play man Phil Schoen, referring to Real Madrid goalkeeper Iker] Casillas.

Sometimes the participants' verbatim experiences simply felt too hard to encapsulate: "There were some interviews that you had with people and it was tragic - and you can't write that down.

Then there's some interviews with the other people who work at Mishka.

Focus groups and interviews suggested there were some strong sector leaders, driving London's TB services to meet local needs.

There were some early interviews and appearances, but it is Ms. Fisher's view that he found the circus not to his taste.

I looked on the extras of this DVD to see if there was some kind of portal into hell that could transport me into the thick of the action, but all that was there were some lame interviews and a "making of" section.

(There were some longer interviews with fewer words).

There were some excruciating TV interviews with you back in the 1980s where they made a lot of assumptions … Yeah, most of the time they do.

Handling the interviews there are some three dozen interrogators -- the Army calls them "human intelligence collectors" -- from the military, the F.B.I. and the Central Intelligence Agency, and a handful of foreign intelligence officers.

Across the interviews there was some discussion about the differing forms of mass media consumption by different patient groups.

" (Student 3, Interview 3) In both student and CI interviews, there were some examples of CIs who searched for or used research evidence.