Sentence examples for hallway interviews from inspiring English sources

She has not been appearing on Sunday shows or even taking hallway interviews from national press.

In several short hallway interviews on Tuesday, Republican senators generally agreed with the president.

Sen. David Vitter (R-La). didn't even let HuffPost get the full question out before saying, "I don't do hallway interviews". Sen. Dan Coats (R-Ind). said he had to "run to a meeting" and disappeared into an elevator.

and resulted in a humiliating sense of defeat as she struggled to reply". The defense attorneys, in hallway interviews during a recess, said the motion is "merely a red herring" being presented by the prosecutors because they are worried about their witnesses' credibility.

In a brief hallway interview, he hailed the Supreme Court's decision.

But when asked in a brief hallway interview on Tuesday whether he was feeling betrayed by some Republican teammates, Mr. Bunning unleashed a high hard one.

Here, as evidence, we present the recent doings and achievements of three and some more not-so-little friends and colleagues, easily compiled via telephone, e-mail, and fearless hallway interview.

Senator Trent Lott of Mississippi, the majority leader who had urged the defeat of Mr. McCain's measure, said in a hallway interview that he, too, favored a broader disclosure bill and would seek to negotiate with Mr. McCain on a new measure.

In the five-minute hallway interview (embedded below), Bezos explains why a Web retailer is offering cloud computing services.

Republican Representative Tom Price, head of the House Republican Policy Committee, said in a hallway interview, "I don't think it is going anywhere".

During a very brief hallway interview Friday, I asked Cornyn about this analogy ― if Republicans are Atticus Finch, does that mean Kavanaugh is a black man in the Jim Crow South?