Sentence examples for copy of the interview from inspiring English sources

He had taken a liking to the notebook I used during our conversation, and I told him that I would have one waiting for him, along with a copy of the interview, when he arrived.

Android/Badaccents claims to download a copy of The Interview but instead installs a two-stage banking Trojan onto victims' devices," wrote security expert Graham Cluley on his blog.

Chelsea are trying to obtain a copy of the interview in its original Spanish and Villas-Boas revealed he would warn Torres not to speak so candidly about the club in future if the translation did stand up.

"There is nothing in my private life for which I should apologize," Mr. Berlusconi added, according to a copy of the interview sent by the magazine to reporters on Tuesday in an e-mail message.

Here's how it came down: I wrote the first version on Wednesday night, because the Jesuit publication slipped me and two or three other reporters an advance copy of the interview with Pope Francis very late Wednesday afternoon.

— Rodney Edwards (@rodneyedwards) 10 Apr 13 Speaking to Mr. Edwards, who made an advance copy of the interview available to The Lede, Mr. Adams said he stood by his initial criticism of Mrs. Thatcher for letting I.R.A. prisoners die from hunger strikes that year rather than granting them the status of political prisoners, but called it "demeaning to celebrate anyone's death".

South Korean activist vows to float balloons carrying copies of The Interview into North Korea.

On each occasion he tied bundles carrying copies of The Interview and anti-Pyongyang leaflets to helium balloons, which he then released from the back of a truck.

Later, however, Britain and the United States secretly obtained copies of the interview, and on Nov. 14, British Prime Minister Tony Blair used it to buttress the West's public case that Mr. bin Laden was responsible for the Sept. 11 attacks.

Pyongyang issued some particularly stern warnings against any effort to include copies of The Interview in balloon bundles, saying that any challenge to its "just physical countermeasures" will trigger "merciless retaliatory strikes".

Meanwhile, human rights group Fighters for a Free North Korea has announced plans to airlift DVD copies of The Interview into the country by floating them over the border attached to hydrogen balloons.