Sentence examples for interview asked from inspiring English sources

Count Paolozzi, one of those present at the interview, asked de Gaspari about his mountain climbing.

"Excuse me, are you doing an interview?" asked one of them.

The interview asked for income from a business, which was duly listed.

Lerch, through his lawyer, declined a request for an interview; asked about Geiges's recollection, the lawyer said that he would not comment.

The issue was brought up in a Radio 4 Today interview with the economist Christoper Pissarides; what about the rights of German voters, the interview asked?

She said Sumner had gone on to appear in articles in the press and, in one interview, asked if he would do it again, said: "Yeah, maybe".

In your interview ask directly about training.

He began a fifteen-minute interview, asking me about my reasons for wanting the drug.

A few reminders for harried writers and editors: In every interview, ask the subject to spell his or her name.

Read any interview, ask anyone who has ever met them, and that's all you'll get.

(Bebe, like everyone else I interview, asks not to have her full name published in this article).