Sentence examples for today's interviewee from inspiring English sources

Today's interviewee thinks it's a matter of passing on the abuse: "The unnecessary stress and the work is really a rite of passage, I think.

Today's interviewee certainly believes so.

Today's interviewee is online NOW to answer your questions.

Today's interviewee is one such derivatives trader: "Fifteen years ago this job was completely different.

Today's interviewee, Karin Peeters, is a coach/therapist who works with bankers on a daily basis.

This derivatives trader sits on the other side of what today's interviewee describes: "Why trading?

The idea behind the show, if you haven't listened (why?), is that last week's interviewee becomes next week's interviewer, so we get a long list of famous people (usually comedians or actors) interviewed by a similar person who they admire or have worked with.

The topic of families unplugging is especially close to home for today's NDU interviewee Randi Zuckerberg, who has joined Reboot's National Day of Unplugging as an advocate for the annual digital detox.

He and the "Jimmy Kimmel Live" crew shot person-on-the-street interviews in Austin, Texas, getting reaction to some of the most buzz-worthy acts at this year's conference — without informing interviewees that all the names they were being asked about represent non-existent performers.

Face-to-face semi-structured interviews took place between August 2012 and November 2012, usually at the interviewee's home.

On his US talk show, which ran until 1972, his interviewees included Louis Armstrong, Bing Crosby and Groucho Marx.