Sentence examples for countless interviews and from inspiring English sources
Chumak especially has become a star, the subject of countless interviews and profiles in the Soviet press.
Furthermore, why should I care?" Three years, countless interviews and two crumby jobs after graduation, the reason why I should have cared about the marketability of my degree became clear.
The urbane cigar-smoker appeared in countless interviews and news conferences as foreign minister and then deputy prime minister using his soaring rhetoric to defend Iraq and its leader.
He's also garnered a tremendous amount of press, including several magazine covers, countless interviews and a photo spread in this month's Vogue magazine.
Lady Gaga, for example, spent this last year hyping her new album ARTPOP with social media teases to fans and countless interviews and promotional appearances.
Rogak collected quotes from hundreds of speeches, countless interviews and decades of off-the-cuff remarks.
Maloof worked with "Bowling for Columbine" filmmaker Charlie Siskel to create the documentary, a portrait of Maier, a woman of French ancestry who many met, but few understood, as countless interviews Maloof and Siskel conducted with the children she nannied and the mothers she encountered reveal.
Instead, in the lead up to the film, I read countless interviews about Davis and Liam Neeson's on-screen interracial relationship and opening-scene kiss, as if this alone were proof of the film's groundbreaking appeal.
He has conducted countless interviews with celebrities and filmmakers; served on juries for major film festivals; and moderated numerous panel discussions with acting and directing talent.
I clipped pictures out of magazines, bookmarked countless interviews from YouTube, and enjoyed a summer filled with arguably the dreamiest guy in America.
His book is based not only on personal observations and countless interviews but also on social-science studies and, a usually neglected but important source, on plays, novels and short stories in both Hebrew and Arabic.
