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Post-diagnosis interviewing was utilized for purely practical reasons: given the number of procedures performed in our unit and the limited time available to him, the part-time student interviewer had insufficient time to interview all patients pre-colonoscopy.
Being out on a boat must give you a lot of time to interview the fishermen?
Then he must make time to interview applicants, and spend $150 for each drug test.
Nine-thirty in the morning may not be the best time to interview Christian Gerhaher.
Perhaps these former teachers should take the time to interview some of the teachers working in the Pleasantville schools.
With our interview over, Nagbe – always polite – thanks me for taking the time to interview him and heads home.
If you set a time to interview someone who has suffered human rights abuses, you show up.
— "other government agencies," initials commonly used to protect the identity of the C.I.A. — "would bring in people all the time to interview them.
Those extra days would give the Saints time to interview a candidate from a minority group to fulfill the requirements of the league's Rooney Rule.
3. In pairs, create a list of interview questions and arrange a time to interview a student involved in a particular extracurricular activity.
Federal agents could not find Mr. Harvey until Tuesday, Mr. Matthews said, and today were trying to arrange a time to interview him.
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