Sentence examples for to interview more from inspiring English sources

The British police, meanwhile, requested a postponement to interview more witnesses outside Britain.

The F.B.I. sent 50 agents to interview more than 700 workers.

Federal investigators are preparing to interview more than two dozen witnesses, apparently including correction officers, the letter said.

CDR is expected to interview more bankers this week to help it with the float, according to the Sunday Times.

The IMF board expects to appoint a successor to Mr Strauss-Kahn by 30 June, and has promised to interview more than one candidate.

B6 Foreigners Under Scrutiny CONCERNS ABOUT INTERVIEWS -- Law enforcement officials are preparing to interview more than 5,000 young men from countries with suspected terrorist links.

The potential existed for a woman to be interviewed more than once over the three-year period, although, to our knowledge, this occurred only once.

He leans on secondary sources and seems to have interviewed more people in Chicago than in Shanghai.

The police said they were hopeful that once the four women -- Ms. Ramirez Iris Gomez-Ramirezz, 27; Shirley Torres, 26; and Jasmine Ramirez, 20 -- were able to be interviewed, more would be known.

More than 60 people in total; Katy Jones went on to interview 100 more.

I've actually gotten to the point where I don't want to interview any more idols.