Sentence examples for to interviewing from inspiring English sources
noun
An official face-to-face meeting of monarchs or other important figures.
Data were collected through face-to-face interviews, and interviewers were briefed prior to interviewing.
Much time was given over to interviewing happy onlookers.
Technically, they are restricted to interviewing players before matches, at halftime and after the final whistle.
And made me look forward to interviewing even more on the carpet.
In the absence of showbiz stars, journalists resorted to interviewing each other.
En route to interviewing a heavy metal band in Las Vegas, I mislaid my e-cig.
The Rooney Rule appeals to some because it applies to interviewing rather than hiring.
This is also the perch from which Holden can devote himself to interviewing murderers.
As a cricket fan, MacGregor was looking forward to interviewing Geoff Boycott, until he refused because she was a woman.
Unable to get the band to co-operate on his film, he resorts to interviewing a cast of oddball characters instead.
He will devote two days a week to interviewing the heads of such agencies as the Federal Reserve Board and the Security and Exchange Commission.
