Examples of using Interviewed for in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I interviewed for two hours.
There's a lot of people interviewed for that.
I interviewed for a job at the Field Museum, and I nailed it.
Paige and I… you know, we met when she interviewed for the bartenders gig.
Israel Kalush, whom I interviewed for this article, joined Quest in 2001 as director of development.
I got accosted by this woman outside the men's room, at this restaurant… and she interviewed for a job on Sour.
I was once interviewed for a job in Georgia.
Dyas feels he was born to design Passengers; in fact,he was the only designer that Tyldum interviewed for the job.
Indeed, all of the mothers interviewed for this article were welfere children.
The impassioned author of that blog, Pink Is for Boys, is careful to conceal her son's identity,as were the other parents interviewed for this article.
One distinction many people interviewed for this article drew was between unregulated and regulated companies.
He takes care of his personal interests and doesn't care about anyone else," says the father of one young woman in the community,who like the rest of the parents interviewed for this article asked to remain anonymous.
Like many people Reuters interviewed for this story, he spoke on condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the issue.
This mistaken identitywas not reported by any of the white women interviewed for this study, which comprised 557 women in total.
An operative interviewed for an article said it was the obligation of the Palestinians to defend the land of Palestine in every possible way.
Tishler added that he intends to contact his friends interviewed for Sivan's"historical study" and consider taking legal steps.
Many of the parents interviewed for this article said that they would prefer that their children be watched in their own homes, but that baby-sitting was too expensive.
If you have 80 hours of work to do in a week, you're going to have 80 hours of work to do in a week, regardless of whether you're working Saturdays or not," said a junior banker at Deutsche Bank, who,like the others interviewed for this article, spoke on the condition of anonymity.
Nonetheless, the pagans interviewed for this article agreed their faith runs counter to Judaism, and added that they do not consider themselves Jewish.
If you have 80 hours of work to do in a week, you're going to have 80 hours of work to do in a week, regardless of whether you're working Saturdays or not,” said a junior banker at Deutsche Bank, who,like the others interviewed for this article, spoke on the condition of anonymity because he risked his job by talking to a reporter.
During the 2012 NBA off-season, Hinkie interviewed for the vacant position of general manager of the Philadelphia 76ers, but the Sixers decided to promote Tony DiLeo to the position.
Intellectual property lawyers and music executives interviewed for this article said the case had fueled a rise in copyright claims.
Most farmers interviewed for this study indicated that since the expansion of the restricted area in 2008, their income from agriculture has been reduced to less than a third of its previous amount.
All the migrants, asylum seekers and refugees interviewed for this report have been disguised with initials(which do not reflect real names) in the interest of the securityof the individuals concerned.
Everyone interviewed for this article spoke of instances in his own milieu where discussion about Israel escalated to the point of strident remarks or worse, or where people specifically were asked“not to mention Israel at the table.”.
All experts and entrepreneurs interviewed for this column agree that, without the typical office hours and structure, it's not always easy for you to realize how much you are accomplishing.
Palestinians interviewed for this report stated that Israeli authorities had confiscated their lands without compensation and transferred their ownership to settlements, or protected and supported settlers who had taken their lands without official authorization or recognition.
In fact, many former students interviewed for the report said they believed Dr. Strauss's actions were an“open secret” on campus and among athletes, coaches, trainers and other team physicians.
Most of the young women interviewed for this article said they did not blame the culture for their health problems and said they derived support from their religious faith.
Most of the queer Israeli emigrants interviewed for this study view their departure as a complete disconnection, not just from the territory of Israel and the current political regime, but also as a departure from the future of the homeland.