Sentence examples for concluded an interview from inspiring English sources

Such doubts were not dispelled when, in 1976, ABC aired her first special, in which she led viewers on a tour of her fabulous apartment, and concluded an interview with President-elect Jimmy Carter by saying, "Be wise with us, Governor.

On September 11 , 2001 I was in Paris, doing research for my book, and had just concluded an interview when I got a call on my cellphone that afternoon, around 3 30 (9:30 A.M. E.T). from my wife's stepmother (my host in Montparnasse) to inform me of the attacks.

Peter Conrad concluded an interview with Updike in late 2008 in these emphatic terms: "He has done more to enrich us than all of Wall Street's bankers and brokers, and his books, unlike the papery profits of the Stock Exchange, will not lose their value".

Concluding an interview with the Labour leader Ed Miliband on the Today programme, Humphrys signed off with a cheery "David Milliband, thank you very much".

President Obama just concluded a group interview with a handful of bloggers on Google+.

"Four films, three Oscars," Mr. Jarre concluded in an interview with Variety in 1989.

In 2001, Praestegaard concluded from an interview study of 17 physiotherapists that Danish physiotherapists were interested in the ethical dimension of physiotherapy but not consciously aware of when, why or how often ethical issues occurred in practice.

The Angels have concluded an initial round of interviews and could whittle their candidate list this week, though it is uncertain whether they will conduct a second round of interviews.

Simon Foster Tom Hollanderr), a hapless British cabinet minister with opinions above his station, is concluding a radio interview in which he has strayed alarmingly off script, describing the possibility of going to war as "unforeseeable".

However, were I to deliberately conclude a live interview with Professor George Steiner with the words "fuck off, you fucking idiot", I could expect to be suspended and subsequently sacked.

Here is my favorite part of those stories: have you ever noticed how the TV news clips about office lottery winners always conclude with an interview of the unlucky employee or two - the "non-believers" - who never joined the weekly lottery pool?