Sentence examples for an inaugural interview from inspiring English sources

That new beginning could be at Old Trafford, even though an inaugural interview would inevitably centre on whether it was Fabregas who left Ferguson with pepperoni pizza stains on his suit nine years ago.

Nevertheless, in his inaugural interview Shaqfih pledged to refrain from violence and take steps to transform the organization into a political party.

Here we have the context for Ingraham's inaugural interview, with the White House chief of staff, John Kelly.

In a pre-inaugural interview in January, Mr Bush, citing political realities, said he would not push a federal gay-marriage amendment (which needs 60 votes in the Senate to pass).

Her brief remarks, part of a larger pre-inaugural interview scheduled to be shown on Friday, went well beyond anything she said during her husband's presidential campaign, when she repeatedly took a pass on any discussion of her views on abortion.

But Obama's instinct is to talk to his fellow citizens like adults (just watch his encounter with Joe the Plumber), and his pre-inaugural interviews have borne that out.

This cornucopia of contemporary theater at the Harborfront Center includes world and North American premieres, a "Shakespeare's Birthday Extravaganza," cabaret performances, interviews, master classes, readings and an inaugural celebration of African-Canadian playwrights.

This was more than an inaugural concert.

What makes an inaugural poem good?

The Constitution says nothing about an Inaugural Address.

"Believe me, it's not an inaugural ball.