Examples of using I interviewed in English and their translations into Thai
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I interviewed and ask him whether he originally wrote them or got these quotes from somewhere else?
The beekeepers I interviewed at the fair agreed on such a list: the best buckwheat honey- Kursk and Oryol, acacia- Altai, lime-Bashkiria and the center of Russia, chestnut- Adygea, Tuapse and Lazarevsky district.
And the astronomer-- I interviewed him, and he explained what was going to happen and how to view it, but he emphasized that, as interesting as a partial solar eclipse is, a much rarer total solar eclipse is completely different.
In fact, the first person I interviewed was George Abbott, who was 97, and Abbott was filled with the life force-- I guess that's the way I think about it-- filled with it.
One of the families I interviewed, Tom and Karen Robards, were taken aback when, as young and successful New Yorkers, their first child was diagnosed with Down syndrome.
One of the other mothers I interviewed when I was working on my book had been raped as an adolescent, and had a child following that rape, which had thrown away her career plans and damaged all of her emotional relationships.
The activists I interviewed had nothing in common, literally, except for one thing, which was that they all cited their mothers as their most looming and important activist influences.
And when I interviewed her about that experience some years later-- she's a poet and psychotherapist named Maggie Robbins-- when I interviewed her, she said,"I was singing'Where Have All The Flowers Gone,' over and over, to occupy my mind.
Well, she was brought into this experimental protocol, and when I interviewed her six months later, she had taken a job working in childcare for the U.S. Navy, she had left the abusive husband, and she said to me,"My kids are so much happier now.
And one of the mothers I interviewed, who had two children with multiple severe disabilities, said to me,"People always give us these little sayings like,'God doesn't give you any more than you can handle.' But children like ours are not preordained as a gift.
When he told me about his work, I was truly astonished. So were my colleagues. Conventional cancer doctors doubt the effectiveness of complementary treatments. They claim,“You don't have studies. You can't prove what you say.” Dr. Günes started a research project to prove them dead wrong, and when I interviewed him, he was near the end of the project. His goal is to make complementary oncology more accepted by conventional doctors.
I interview a lot of comedians.
Tonight, I interview Yasser Arafat, the secretive head of the PLO.
I interview this guy.
Can I interview you?
This also applies to articles and videos that are not made by me, or if I interview someone in my studio that I do not share the same opinion with.
I interviewed Anna.
I interviewed you once.
I interviewed the President.