Sentence examples for an advance interview from inspiring English sources

This reached a nadir when Ms. Young, some 85 minutes into the show, failed to defecate on cue, despite having given an advance interview advertising her ability to do so.

In an advance interview with Canadian reporters, he recited National Hockey League statistics, mused about working as an environmentalist after serving as president, and disclosed that he is studying English.

This interview is part of an advance interview series prior to the 2011 Global Philanthropy Forum that is taking place April 13-15 in Redwood City, California.

He is under wraps, with no advance interviews scheduled and no appearances on the weekend talk shows, which traditionally open the policy plans and politicking of the week ahead.

Advanced Interview and Interrogation, Las Vegas Metro Police Dept.

Dobrindt said: "I would advise us all to prepare a plan B" in an advance release of an interview to run in the Muenchner Merkur's Tuesday edition.

"I don't want anything coming in the way of his career," she said, according to an advance excerpt from the interview.

Here's how it came down: I wrote the first version on Wednesday night, because the Jesuit publication slipped me and two or three other reporters an advance copy of the interview with Pope Francis very late Wednesday afternoon.

When James P. Rubin, the State Department's chief spokesman, got word that CNN had refused to provide an advance copy of its interview this week with the Iranian President, he lost patience.

— Rodney Edwards (@rodneyedwards) 10 Apr 13 Speaking to Mr. Edwards, who made an advance copy of the interview available to The Lede, Mr. Adams said he stood by his initial criticism of Mrs. Thatcher for letting I.R.A. prisoners die from hunger strikes that year rather than granting them the status of political prisoners, but called it "demeaning to celebrate anyone's death".

In an advance transcript of the interview, King repeatedly shirks the question.