Sentence examples for bring an interview from inspiring English sources

■ Sunday morning will bring an interview with Andrew Marr on his BBC TV programme.

It's one thing to see how all the parts fit together and another to bring an interview to life.

He wrote again, withdrawing his request, saying he would never work for someone too rude to answer letters, which immediately brought an interview offer from the editor, Alastair Hetherington.

Today we bring you an interview with a journalist on the frontlines in Burma, as well as an update on the RohingyaNOW movement as a whole.

Dawn brought a newspaper interview, in which the party's campaign director denounced his own leader as a "snarling, thin-skinned, aggressive" man.

Near the end of the debate, she brought up an interview that Sanders gave to MSNBC, on Wednesday, in which he said that Obama had failed to close the gap between Congress and the American people.

(A few short months ago this view might have brought about an interview with western security officials. How times change!).

We wanted to scare you silly so we've brought you an interview with Duke St Workshop and an exclusive listen to the album.

On each interview, bring a nicely typed up brief list of items that you want to make sure you bring up during the interview - A top-10 list you might say.

In other words, this was an interview to bring a delighted smile to the face of Putin, who naturally sees both the Nato and EU as encroaching threats to Russian power.

This seems a small sin and the technique that exposed him – searching for the earlier existence in print of words included in an interview – would bring a lot of questioners to trial.