Sentence examples for first broadside in an interview with from inspiring English sources

Montebourg, 51, fired his first broadside in an interview with Le Monde on Saturday and followed up with a speech to a Socialist party rally the following day.

The second question came in an interview with President Lyndon B. Johnson.

Fred Thompson, the Senator-turned-actor whose own campaign for the Republican nomination ended early, fired the first broadside in his speech Tuesday.

But he broke ranks with his European partners in an interview with Britain's Sunday Times, delivering a series of extraordinary broadsides on the bloc and expressing support for May's position.

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In the second step, in-depth interviews with parents were conducted.

You'll find a Rite Aid there now, but that's where, in January 1777, a printer named Mary Katherine Goddard published the first broadside of the Declaration of Independence with all the signers.

The comment, in a published interview with a government spokesman, was part of a broadside in China's state-run news media on Monday that cast the United States as a cyberhegemonist, trying to dominate the global information flow by meddling in Chinese Internet policies.

The government news agency, Xinhua, has described this "new morality movement" as the leadership's first broadside against vulgarity in years.

By this stage however, Perrée was no longer in command: a shot from the first broadside had thrown splinters into his left eye, temporarily blinding him.

In a recent interview with Bloomberg, Mr.