Sentence examples for usually interviews from inspiring English sources

Sergeant Robinson usually interviews candidates in the afternoon, but the candidates have canceled.

On cable news programs an anchor usually interviews guests of opposing views, from afar, by satellite, each commentator isolated in a box, arguing across a split screen.

There has been a tendency, particularly in public health research, to assume that social science research comes from a homogenous group of academic disciplines, and provides a standard set of tools (usually interviews and focus group discussions) applied and interpreted in a subjective manner.

We usually interview around 3,300 people each year.

"We really like bilingual candidates as they usually interview really well.

I shot him at nine gigs over that period of time, and would usually interview him afterwards.

Whereas earlier Pacifica programming usually interviewed prominent leftists, Goodman also aggressively courted the participation of government officials, corporate spokespersons, and conservative ideologues.

The first author usually interviewed Western participants, while the second author interviewed Chinese participants.

Unless you apply for a very specific job, postgraduates are usually interviewed during the normal graduate recruiting round.

But I've usually interviewed people who I really admire and respect, the sorts of people whom I never imagined I would ever had an opportunity to speak with, and in doing so, the childlike excitement is impossible to mask, and that excitement always amplifies the whimsical undercurrents.

Persons recruited from drug treatment facilities were usually interviewed in a specially assigned room inside the facility where recruitment took place.