Sentence examples for cut interview from inspiring English sources
"The film is almost only explicable in comic book terms," he says in the director's cut interview.
During another foreign delegation's visit to Guantanamo in autumn, Kelly's command further cut interview times with detainees, to as little as 45 minutes each, making it harder for foreign officials to assess potential transfers.
And until the 14-day rule was abolished in 1957, broadcasters weren't allowed to deal with any subject up for debate in Parliament for 14 days afterwards – you had to cut interviews short if they broke that rule.
Then there are those who have cut interviews short (Britney Spears, after Amstell suggested she was 'nuts'), or opted for a live performance over an interview (Gareth Gates), or refused to come on at all.
She has been known to cut interviews short before.
"Religulous," which comes out on Friday in New York and Oct. 3 in the rest of the country, shows Mr. Maher on a world tour of rapid-cut interviews in Israel, Denmark, Vatican City and Monsey, N.Y., the home of Orthodox Jews United Against Zionism, whose leaders participated in a convention of Holocaust deniers in Iran.
If your interviewer is allergic, he will cut the interview short, and may not hire you.
They cut my interview and said its the worst thing they have ever heard on air.
And the way they cut the interview together was extraordinary: they build an acoustic world that embodies someone's essence.
