Examples of using To be interviewed in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Lorber declined to be interviewed for this article, and his deposition in the O'Brien lawsuit was sealed,
Prof. Kotler, the only psychiatrist who agreed to be interviewed openly in this report, stated,"What we have here is an encounter between stigmas.
available to be interviewed by other publications.
I met Hindi on several occasions during the second intifada(2000-2005), and he even agreed to be interviewed for Israeli television.
Apple officials declined to be interviewed and requested the Tribune put its questions in writing.
If this interview hadn't been set up weeks ago I would swear Commander Sinclair didn't want to be interviewed.
Marques, who agreed to be interviewed, said that since the publication of his report"the incidents of arbitrary violence have decreased in number,
He is not the type to be interviewed, and is certainly not a television personality.
Any relative that calls needs to be interviewed by an inspector, and anything interesting comes straight to us.
While waiting to be interviewed by an immigration official at Ellis Island,
Through an intermediary, Jordan politely declined to be interviewed for this story or respond to a few questions.
Sometimes I hear him pretending to be interviewed when he's alone in the bathroom.
This afternoon, it's the turn of FlyLo Ground Crew member Taaj to be interviewed.
Someone, on purpose, had walked past her as she sat waiting to be interviewed and had remarked on how ugly she was. .
The vast majority of the Israelis in Portugal refused to be interviewed, angry and anxious that media attention might cause a stampede of their native countrymen and ruin their corner of Eden.
The spokesman, who declined to be interviewed on camera, states only that"in the hurly-burly ofwar and the constant movement ofperimeters and people, one must expect that there would be a certain amount ofacceptable loss ofsupplies and armaments.".
Wahid Al-Huzayel to be interviewed for our podcast series on military and security affairs on Radio 103 FM,
when all seven of the eight who could be found agreed to be interviewed by journalist Betty Medsger,
since March 2012 and only this month gave journalists a glimpse into its inner sanctum and allowed its senior ranks to be interviewed by the Israeli media.
But I told Drucker that if the other attorneys general agreed to be interviewed I wouldn't break ranks,