Sentence examples for cites an interview from inspiring English sources

As evidence, Gillespie cites an interview with Betty Klenck, a shortwave radio listener in Florida who claimed to have heard Earhart and was put in contact with TIGHAR.

Labour cites an interview given by shadow business secretary Ken Clarke to BBC1's Andrew Marr Show in May as evidence that free TV licences are doomed.

She cites an interview he gave a month after the explosion, from a hospital room in Arizona: "There were 10 people, and I'm the only one that's alive.

He approvingly cites an interview with Werner Herzog, while making Fitzcaraldo (1982), in which the film-maker memorably described the nature of the jungle as "obscene", possessing "the harmony of overwhelming and collective murder".

Another of this year's subjects for biography was Angela Carter, brought spiritedly to life by Edmund Gordon, who cites an interview she gave in the 1980s, in which she complained about the "old boys' club".

He cites an interview with a "high level CIA official" to argue that in early 1962 the White House directed CIA agent Archie Roosevelt to "develop a plan for overthrowing Qasim" (p. 45), but ultimately concludes that the "CIA [was] not behind the February 1963 Ba'thist coup" as the "CIA's plans to overthrow Qasim had not yet been finalized when the Ba'th Party seized power" (p. 200).

He cited an interview with the historian Paul Fussell that he had done for his book.

Taguba also cited an interview with Adel L. Nakhla, a translator who was an employee of Titan, a civilian contractor.

"Archbishop Christodoulos knew everything," screamed the conservative daily Apogeumatini, citing an interview with Ambrosios, the bishop of Kalavrita.

Malofiy cited an interview in which Page was quoted saying Spirit's music struck him on an emotional level.

The report's authors, citing an interview with Mr. Kosolapov, also accused the Russian authorities of knowing about the purported scheme.