Sentence examples for interview drawing from inspiring English sources

"Yesterday, within a 12-hour period, we had 90 different bomb threats or scares," Police Commissioner Bernard B. Kerik said yesterday in an interview, drawing a sharp distinction between the two.

The interview drew to a close.

Our interview drew to a close as evening was falling.

Mr. Sharpton, in an interview, drew a more direct connection between the two events.

Shamefully, that part of the interview drew far wider attention than his egregious discussions of race.

NBC Nightly News, which ran clips from the interview, drew about 8.4m total viewers per night in May.

As the interview drew to a close, I asked Hattori to name the best restaurant in Japan.

The interview drew attention when Mr. Romney said that he had no plan to pursue specific legislation on abortion.

(That interview drew attention because it came when the other morning news programs were observing a moment of silence for the victims of the Sept. 11 attacks).

As the interview drew to a close, Mr. Hannity asked Ms. Palin whether the controversy had caused long-term damage to her political career.

Mr. Gross prefers journalism that offers lessons to readers, and as our interview drew to a close he struggled to find one.