Sentence examples for funny interviewing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Green alone is responsible not just for being funny, interviewing guests and sparring with callers, but for nearly every aspect of the production of "Tom Green Live," up to and including last-minute pet upheavals.

It was very funny interviewing Paul because he's always lived in the East End of London and we were in that pub on Columbia Road that used to be a gay pub when I lived round there, the Royal Oak, it's now quite smart.

Years ago, when I was writing freelance interviews for The New York Times, I was severely depressed when I read a very funny interview with Elaine May in the Arts & Leisure section.

There is a very funny interview showing Scorsese and his editor Thelma Schoonmaker watching the film now, with a touch of bemusement.

I did a very funny interview with him recently and he had this to say about the creature he'll be riding today.

"Channing did a funny interview last week where he admitted he hated doing GI Joe, and a few years back that kind of behavior from a multimillionaire would look like sour grapes," said Mandle.

I also saw, in Fortune, a very funny interview with Ted Turner, Ted Turnerr at 75: A Q&A". Turner is still a lot more entertaining than the current generation of corporate suits and Internet moguls.

Hebron recalls an on-stage interview she did with Boyle a couple of years ago at Queen Mary, University of London, in east London, close to where Boyle lives: "He did his customarily great and very funny interview, and then there was a university reception afterwards – the sort of thing you might not expect someone like him stick around for.