Sentence examples for book interviews from inspiring English sources

Citing the book "Interviews with Francis Bacon," she said, "You have to learn technique.

I'VE done a lot of television book interviews lately, and I continue to be struck at what a difference there is in the technology in just a few years' time.

Rosie Sayers, the director of Reform, a new digital promotion company, believes that every new book should have its own website, with excerpts from the book, interviews with the author and opportunities to buy the book.

The action comes as the MTAS Medical Training Application Servicee) website - through which doctors were meant to book interviews - remains unavailable following a security lapse which enabled confidential information on all applicants to be accessed by the public.

Ezra Klein, one of the night's guests, was excused from his chair at four minutes past the hour, as producers in the control room started scrambling to book interviews with storm experts and local officials; they reached a police sergeant on his cell phone, then rushed to put him on the air before he lost his signal.

' In between brilliant asides on, say, the dynamics of book interviews, conducted in cappuccino bars in Toronto by 'chilly, stooped' men 'slow to smile, pathetically in need of human attention, thinking [their] superior thoughts...'., she will bring you up short with all the world's fears.

Also: At The Browser, the "Five Book" interview with Edward Skidelsky.

I loved reading Anne Lamott's By the Book interview (Nov. 25).

"I read her book 'Interview with History' in college," he said.

Writer parodies the Italian journalist, Oriana Fallaci's interviews with famous people after reading Ms. Fallaci's latest book, "Interview With History".

As an advice columnist and author of books for kids, I enjoyed the By the Book interview with Dave Barry (Feb 3).