Sentence examples for given no interview from inspiring English sources

Sir Alan had given no interview since then.

The governor has given no interviews since his announcement.

The teenager, who has remained anonymous and given no interviews, is expected to claim it from authorities in Bavaria's Berchtesgaden over the coming days.

Mr. Bibi did not explain his choice of headwear and appears to have given no interviews since his early conversation with The BBC.

"He doesn't have a reason," said Diane Vance, a state trooper with whom Mr. Knight, who has given no interviews, has developed a rapport.

Mrs. Fossett has given no interviews since her husband's disappearance but issued a statement recently in which she said she had "no further plans for additional searching".

They have given no interviews and have asked for privacy as they struggle to come to terms with all that has happened.

Until the brief phone interview with The New York Times, Mr. Kennedy had given no interviews since the cancer diagnosis, aside from a few brief hallway remarks to reporters on his sporadic Senate forays and public events.

The trio has given no interviews, but they don't have to; a few minutes with Google and Google Earth will tell the curious, the envious and the resentful more than Greenwich's wealthiest would like them to know.

Dr. Frist has given no interviews since he was chosen to replace Mr. Lott on Dec. 23, and he has barely begun to hire a staff and move into his new office, let alone establish a list of legislative priorities.

Mr. McGreevey is still hurrying past reporters and has given no interviews since his sudden announcement on Thursday that he had had an adulterous homosexual affair and would step down to avoid accusations that could compromise his office.