Sentence examples for demanding an interview from inspiring English sources
Showing up and demanding an interview is inadvisable.
Theodore Jr. and his bride spent their honeymoon listening to reporters banging on the door of their hotel room, demanding an interview.
One day, he turned up at our hotel demanding an interview, so I agreed – if we could do it at the Eiffel Tower.
LU-is SO-jo!" A television producer demanding an interview got two New York City police officers to help him pull Sojo away from a group of about three dozen reporters.
Bestselling tabloid Bild demands an interview with the "loony YouTube Hitler" in which it tries to call his bluff.
An excited young man showed up at the offices of Macy's and demanded an interview with someone in the advertising department.
The New Yorker, September 7 , 1935P. 16 An excited young man showed up at the offices of Macy's and demanded an interview with someone in the advertising department.
Again, this was not enough for Skyworks, which demanded an interview of Mr. D'Angelo and made a formal request under the information rights section of the merger agreement for Advanced Analogic to produce Mr. D'Angelo.
Governor Faubus was in Providence, R.I., at the time to lobby President Dwight D. Eisenhower, and when Mr. Terry went to his hotel and demanded an interview, a photographer snapped a photograph of the encounter that was widely published.
By R. H. Lewis, Harold Ross, and Clifford Orr The New Yorker, September 7 , 1935P. 16 An excited young man showed up at the offices of Macy's and demanded an interview with someone in the advertising department.
He shared the prize with Louis Nirenberg, and talked of his plans for work in the fields of cosmology and general relativity: when he first joined Princeton, he had reputedly demanded an interview with Albert Einstein so that he could explain where the general theory of relativity was wrong.
