conduct an interview

A few months later, before they had the chance to conduct a second interview, the professor died.

She got information from about 250 of them for the book and conducted interviews with more than 100.

Miles later changed his mind and has conducted interviews since.

For example, they are often used with people who have to conduct interviews.

The press came out at every stop to take their picture and conduct interviews.

And back then, you didn't even conduct your own interviews.

They are also expected to conduct interviews and a press conference while in the country.

"What you're doing is coming into my hospital to conduct an interview and refusing to share information with me."

As such, she often had to wait for hours after games ended to conduct interviews.

Usually, a model is created after conducting an interview, referred to as business analysis.