Sentence examples for went for an interview at from inspiring English sources

A week after returning from Vietnam, on his father's advice, he went for an interview at the Realty Advisory Board and was hired as a staff lawyer.

"Even though I had two years' experience teaching English in China," Mr. Zheng said, "I was told I wasn't white enough when I went for an interview at Crazy English," referring to a popular language program.

After my 34th or 35th unreturned phone call to independent businesses in the Dallas area, I set aside my scruples about major chains and went for an interview at a nearby International House of Pancakes.

But when she went for an interview at the Union Buildings she was buttonholed by Mandela's private secretary, Mary Mxadana, who was desperate for people to work alongside her.

As a classroom teacher at a comprehensive school in the north of England recalls: "I went for an interview at a school which had a fantastic website: it was updated almost hourly and was very impressive.

Simone Powderly, from South London, had braids in her hair when she went for an interview at a recruitment agency - but was told they were not suitable when selling "high end" products.

Just recently, out of the blue, he'd been asked to go for an interview at a theatre in the west country.

Homer decides to only go for an interview at Handyman's Choice Copper Tubing because he would be required to fly in the company jet as part of his new job, however, the Rich Texan does not hire him.

One such instance was when Paxman asked the Prime Minister a distant relative of Queen Elizabeth II, who got a phone call of endorsement from Buckingham Palace when he was going for an interview at Tory HQ whether he would be able to live on a zero-hours contract.

I once went for an interview for a position at Anti-Slavery International, the world's oldest international human rights organisation, which has been campaigning against unfair labour conditions for 172 years.

"I'm extremely depressed," said Helen McFarland, a ticket counter supervisor who had worked 35 years for T.W.A. "I was making $17 an hour, and I just went for an interview for an administrative job at a doctor's office that paid just $8 an hour," Ms. McFarland said.