Sentence examples for extended interview with from inspiring English sources

Chris Douridas will conduct an extended interview with the reclusive funk-rock star Sly Stone.

Soderbergh is a movie-buff's movie buff, as demonstrated by his marvellous book Getting Away With It, whose extended interview with Dick Lester sent me on a month-long Lester binge, for which I'm still grateful.

Anyone who buys it on the strength of Get Lucky finds a deeply quixotic, personal, uncompromising, divisive piece of work that includes an extended interview with an Italian septuagenarian and a miniature pop opera written by the man whose CV includes Bugsy Malone and The Muppets Movie.

The recent live music show stretched to more than an hour and revolved around an extended interview with a Syrian singer, Wasfi Massarani, who reflected on his music, rebel leaders he admired and prominent activists who had been killed in the war.

(An extended interview with Mr Pennycook is here).Eastern promises"On edge"By Janet KersnarFrom his base in Vienna, Wolfgang Rigler, of Mars, an American snack food and pet care group, figured it a matter of when, not if, the post-communist boom in central and eastern Europe (CEE) would end.

My knowledge is that the manager feels exactly the same way". An extended interview with Peter Ridsdale will be broadcast on BBC Radio Lancashire from 18 00 GMT on Wednesday, 6 February and online via the BBC iPlayer for the subsequent seven days.

Greenhalgh conducted extended interviews with obesity and public health experts in China to gauge their concern on possible industry bias.

Mr. Schwarzenegger has done few extended interviews with independent journalists, instead preferring gentle forums like "The Oprah Winfrey Show and Larry King Liveve".

They include main concept videos, supplemental problems, and extended interviews with Hopkins faculty in relevant fields.

Rare and extended interviews with some of music's biggest icons; Courtney Love (1998), Bob Marley (1980), Madonna (1994), Spice Girls (1996/98), Iggy Pop (1976), Public Enemy (1990), David Bowie (1983) and Adele (2007).

The latest episode features extended interviews with the team that developed Trase, as well as a walk-through of the platform.