Sentence examples for a past interview from inspiring English sources

Johnny Winter in there and all," recalled Smith in a past interview with the Observer.

In the DVD extras of his stand-up show Monster, he recreates taking inane interview questions in a bored manner; in a past interview, he observed that: "There is nothing left to say, of course, but they keep asking.

He said in a past interview that he's less interested in the desert than in the sea, and he told me that he never specifically intended to work in these conditions.

I bring up that it must have been an exciting prospect for him to act alongside Williams, having confessed in a past interview to being such a fan of … "Dawson's Creek!," he laughs.

In a past interview with the BBC, a researcher from Cambridge University, Prof Andrea Ferrari, said that prototypes of flexible touchscreens made out of graphene have already been developed - and that besides being ultra strong and flexible, in future such displays could even give the user "sensational" feedback.

"I think Twitter is interesting," Gordon explained in a past interview with The Huffington Post.

For example, microbiome technology may allow access to information such as past exposures, or locations an individual has visited in the past (interview 132).

Asked in a past newspaper interview how much she was paid by AstraZeneca to help market Seroquel, she had said, "Trust me, I don't make very much".

Asked in a past CNN interview who he'd like to represent the US in a deal with Iran, Trump responds: "I think Hillary would do a good job".

As Kim pointed out in a past TED interview: "It was not like society gave me a clear, safe space to do whatever I wanted.

Loesch: "I'll post the audio of my past interview with Gary Johnson on 2A.