Sentence examples for bring the interview from inspiring English sources

'Oh, I am!' she laughs, then jokingly tries to bring the interview to a close.

He joked, and told stories, and ignored his secretary's requests to bring the interview to an end.

Nigel Farage's image as a plain speaking-politician suffered a severe blow today, when he became so rattled on live radio that his chief spin doctor intervened to try to bring the interview to a halt.

"I was too taken aback – and too concerned that a transgression of this ridiculous rule might bring the interview to an abrupt end – to ponder Michael's motives," he remembered.

While it was happening, I was too taken aback – and too concerned that a transgression of this ridiculous rule might bring the interview to an abrupt end – to ponder Jackson's motives.

Probing questions were asked to clarify the meaning of interviewees' statements and also bring the interview further.

The last remark brought the interview to an inevitable conclusion.

Morgan brought the interview quickly to a close.

This upset Short, who quickly brought the interview to the attention of the National Republican Senatorial Committee.

The two men were now wrung out, so Simonyan brought the interview to a close.

Finally the latter shook his head and brought the interview to a close.