Sentence examples for idea of interviewing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Chetwynd said he conceived the idea of interviewing Mr. McCain, who is certainly Hoa Lo's best known survivor.

Eventually, he came up with the idea of interviewing Strummer's friends and fans around a series of campfires.

And she writes of attending Miss Porter's School in Farmington, Conn., where in 1961 she had the idea of interviewing a famous alumna, or "Ancient": Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy.

Mr. Kalish struck upon the idea of interviewing famous people about their pets in the hope that the pets might bring some humanity to their owners.

Along the way he got the idea of interviewing other sommeliers, who he felt had great stories to tell but were rarely heard.

My character, the idea of interviewing the band members and putting myself in the film like Marty Scorsese did, was taken from The Last Waltz [Scorsese's film about The Band].

Neither, probably, will Sharon Stone, who Mr. Gallo said stole an idea of his, interviewing herself for Harper's Bazaar after Mr. Gallo had interviewed himself for a magazine called Grand Royal.

After a short discussion, Robert came up with the idea of me interviewing the whole group by asking questions from the podium.

"I wanted to do something with water-bondage-type stuff and had an idea of someone interviewing a man with obscure sexual taste".

And it becomes clear she considers the whole idea of being interviewed for a newspaper profile "a little weird".

He rebuffed a manager's invitation to dinner, suggesting a phone call instead, and was unfazed by how his idea of being interviewed in Central Park -- he said he had cabin fever -- threw the emissaries from the business world into mild disarray, since they had planned further meetings with him later in the day.