Interviewing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INTERVIEWING in dictionary:

VERB:
• INTERVIEW, to conduct a formal meeting with
• hold an interview with (someone)
• perform (well or badly) at an interview.
NOUN:
• a meeting of people face to face, especially for consultation.
• a conversation between a journalist or radio or television presenter and a person of public interest, used as the basis of a broadcast or publication
• an oral examination of an applicant for a job, college place, etc.
• a session of formal questioning of a person by the police.
• The act or custom of holding an interview or interviews.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a formal consultation usually to evaluate qualifications (as of a prospective student or employee)

Words related to INTERVIEWING

interview15

Words that contain INTERVIEWING

reinterviewing21 preinterviewing24

How to use INTERVIEWING in a sentence

• The prospect of interviewing Tommy without his recognizing me was only a degree less attractive than the thought of a similar experience with George.
• The bishop, who came in while the writer was interviewing Mr.
• He left the active part of the management to a confidential clerk, and contented himself with signing cheques and interviewing authors.
• Bob, the Camp Commandant, spends his time trying to square his returns and interviewing Violet.
• He will transmit his impressions in the way of news, interviewing remarkable people on the road, and report the most trivial incidents by letter or telegram as necessity dictates.
• It is the same with the place of interviewing in journalism.
• In a trade where there are labyrinths of insincerity, interviewing is about the most simple and the most sincere thing there is.
• He scribbled busily on a pad of paper at his desk, thus observing rules one and two in the proper conduct of superintendents when interviewing applicants.
• He did not look up as Ray entered, thus observing rules one and two in the proper conduct of superintendents when interviewing employees.
• The rumor came from Paris, and there was much telegraphing back and forth to Washington, and interviewing persons in high positions, to know if this report was really true.
• For the rest of the day the four girls spent their time interviewing carpenters and painters.
• Ranlett had tried ineffectually to get to the private car, having for his object the interviewing of the vice-president, but there had been curious obstructions.
• She first met Atmananda while interviewing him for the campus radio station.
• Ten minutes later she was interviewing me in a nearby cafe.
• While Reggie stayed at the hotel interviewing journalists and clamorous creditors, I started with Gesling to see officials.
• No cavalry sergeant in Ballincollig had a more delicately bowed leg, nor any creature, except, perhaps, a fox-terrier interviewing a rival, a more consummate swagger.
• Interviewing is, in fact, as yet the most efficient method by which journalism can spread erroneous reports.
• Although a mere youth, He already showed astonishing sagacity and discrimination, and undertook the task of interviewing all the numerous visitors who came to see His father.
• Before leaving, the Turks had taken the precaution of interviewing the headman of the village and cutting his throat.
• Before rejoining the waiting trio in the office, Steingall was interviewing the youth in charge of the tobacco and current literature department.
• Steingall insisted on interviewing Lady Hermione that night.
• Petty larceny is not a noble feature of interviewing.
• One gets tired of the thing just as one does of interviewing a host of strangers.
• His cardinal article of faith was that there was nothing like getting on good terms with those he was interviewing in order to find out things.
• Charles cut the quarrel short by flinging out of the house in the rain, to carry out his intention of interviewing his uncle.
• William Bayard Hale, a gifted writer and speaker, who obtained some international notoriety eight years ago by interviewing the Kaiser.
• MUNDI first introduced to London the gentle art of Interviewing, the idea was in a general way a novelty in this country.
• She had come up with her mother alone, and they were in the house, interviewing the carpenter as before, when the Colonel jumped out of his buggy and cast anchor at the pavement.
• Lapham was interviewing the carpenter, and Irene was sitting in the bow-window on a trestle, and looking out at the driving.

Similar words containing TERVIEW without suffix ing and without prefix in

interview15 interviews16 counterview19 interviewed18 interviewee17 interviewer17 reinterview17 counterviews20 interviewees18 interviewers18 preinterview20 reinterviews18 preinterviews21 reinterviewed20 preinterviewed23 reinterviewing21 preinterviewing24

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