Sentence examples for foreign interview from inspiring English sources

She got the only foreign interview with Castro.

Obama signalled the seriousness of his intention to engage in the search for a Middle East peace agreement by giving his first foreign interview to the al-Arabiya television channel on Monday.

It was his first foreign interview since stepping down this week as head of the Aleppo military council.

In early January 2014, the editor of the New Yorker, David Remnick, conducted a wide-ranging foreign policy interview with President Barack Obama.

Among them is the reformist candidate Parvaneh Salahshori, who said in a recent foreign media interview that women should have a choice to wear the hijab.

In an ill-judged foreign television interview, using heavily accented and idiosyncratic English worthy of the film character Borat, he described his country's economic problems as "nothing special .Put mildly, that was an original interpretation.

You were never sure if the front-runner could negotiate his way safely through a foreign affairs interview, or if he would be able to connect the dots on a thorny domestic question.

Obama is a thoughtful leader, the antithesis of gung-ho (read his long foreign policy interview here) but he and others of like mind must share the blame for Syria.

"No more foreign press interviews".

Michael Slackman, a deputy foreign editor, interviews Andrew Tabler, a Syria specialist.

But foreign businessmen interviewed here said they had seen no new flexibility.