Shall I finish my sketch first, and then perhaps you will be able to spare me a few minutes for the
interview?"
Daylight appreciated the
interviews with them that appeared--interviews delightfully placid
Owing to this circumstance, I was fortunately a witness of all that passed in her
interview with her lover.
He saw that something had happened, and that the
interview would not be a joyous one.
As he drew near, I remembered with many misgivings the inauspicious termination of our former
interview, and when he entered the house, I watched with intense anxiety the reception he met with from its inmates.
"Yes, I saw him, and am convinced that he fears nothing so much as a general engagement," repeated Dolgorukov, evidently prizing this general conclusion which he had arrived at from his
interview with Napoleon.
A grinning red face turned once more into a pink oval, fringed with gingery fluff; the
interview was at an end.
His newspaper at once issued a special edition, giving an
interview between their representative and Mr.
"We are the sworn enemies of society," he found himself quoted as saying in a column
interview. "No, we are not anarchists but socialists." When the reporter pointed out to him that there seemed little difference between the two schools, Martin had shrugged his shoulders in silent affirmation.
Apparently, he had something more to say -- something, perhaps, on the subject of that passing uneasiness of mind which had been produced by his
interview with Mr.
My Cabinet Selections were all made before our former
interview, but you have supplied a noble instance of patriotism in subordinating your personal preferences to the general good.
The men were of all sorts, old and young, tall and short; but every one had tried to make himself smart for the
interview with the manager: they had carefully brushed hair and scrupulously clean hands.