Sentence examples for a recent interview conducted from inspiring English sources

"He can't get outside to see the sun," his mother, Christine Assange, said in a recent interview conducted in Quito for BBC Mundo, a BBC Web site.

But mainly [I left the US] because I was seeing the prospect of never seeing my family here again," De Sousa said in a recent interview, conducted over Skype.

"The film's power comes from the fact it's all 100 percent true," Banksy said in a recent interview — conducted, as all of his are, by e-mail — with the blog All These Wonderful Things.

"Coach DeMatteo has played a major role in my life," Kennedy said in a recent interview conducted by the N.F.L. "I would not be where I am today if he had not cared so much about making me a success and invested his time in me".

In a recent interview conducted via email with New York publication the Village Voice, the guerilla artist - whose identity is still a secret - revealed the thinking behind his month-long trip to the city.

In a recent interview conducted with AMH TV, Mario Duplantier stated that the band is working on a new album.

In a more recent interview, conducted after the poll was taken, he said Clinton was at risk of being seen as "old and stale".

National Building Museum and Metropolis Magazine contributor Andrew Caruso takes you "inside the design mind" of three prominent figures in the 9/11 rebuilding process with this recent interview conducted at the 2012 AIA National Convention.

And archival interviews with Parker, plus a host of recent interviews conducted by the set's producer, Michael D. Anderson, with Roach, Earl Coleman, Roy Porter, and other Parker cohorts, offer a portrait of musical heroism and a blunt depiction of the obstacles social ones, including racism and police brutality, and the self-imposed ones of heroin that Parker faced.

As fall began, some cautious optimism about a recovery crept into recent interviews conducted by Patrick McGeehan, Erik Olsen and Gabriel Johnson.

But on the brink of spring, a more hopeful tone was repeatedly struck in recent interviews conducted by Patrick McGeehan, Brent McDonald and Erik Olsen.