Sentence examples for were to be interviewed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Abdrabboh said the release of the memorandum would raise the anxiety of those who were to be interviewed.

B3 EDUCATION Way Clear for Interim Chancellor Harold O. Levy's last two competitors for the chancellor's position dropped out, a day before they were to be interviewed by the New York City Board of Education.

Ms. Ortega and other parents at the protest on Aug. 24, said that under the admissions process, parents had to submit transcripts and letters of recommendation with their application, after which their children were to be interviewed by school officials.

Four months after the Board of Education began a nationwide search for a new schools chancellor, the incumbent's last two competitors dropped out yesterday, just one day before they were to be interviewed by the Board of Education.

Just five years after their epic battle for the Democratic presidential nomination, the two were to be interviewed by Steve Kroft of "60 Minutes" on Friday, just ahead of Mrs. Clinton's last week as Mr. Obama's secretary of state.

Probably music's angriest old man, Baker gives the American journalist and film-maker Jay Bulger pure film gold – that Bulger uses at the beginning and end of his documentary – by getting furious on discovering that people other than him were to be interviewed, and actually whacking Bulger in the face with his cane.

The employees are to be interviewed next week.

He is to be interviewed once his rehabilitation is complete.

On Sunday morning, Mr. Gates is to be interviewed on programs on CNN and ABC.

One of those, the pilot of a SkyWest jet, was to be interviewed this afternoon.

The court has heard that by Saturday, Brooks knew that she was to be interviewed by police the following day.