Sentence examples for interview headlined from inspiring English sources

Sir Elton's comments were made in a wide ranging interview headlined, "There's A Lot Of Hate In The World".

Instead, the interview, headlined, "All About My Father," featured a seemingly insensitive Russert dodging Solomon's questions about his mother.

The five-year dispute erupted in 2007 after Morrissey, then living in Rome, claimed damages over an interview headlined Morrissey: Big mouth strikes again, which appeared to criticise levels of immigration.

The sheep farmer, who also owns Murphy's pub in Ballymore Eustace, County Kildare, spoke to the journal in a interview headlined: Ewe gotta be kidding.

Björk joined that conversation in a Pitchfork interview headlined "The Invisible Woman," in January of 2015.

One of several Politico articles devoted to the interview was headlined "Cocktail chatter with Barack and Hillary".

Conway has complained that none of the other things she said in that interview were headlined.

So imagine its delight when it came across the interview in US GQ headlined "Julian Casablancas Is Done Trying To Save You".

In an interview with Le Figaro headlined "I WAS BORN WITH A NERVOUS BREAKDOWN," Saint Laurent discussed his homosexuality and his drug and alcohol abuse with an astonishing candor, thereby making himself all the more beloved.

Joshua: I've just seen this [an interview with Lauren Child, headlined "I never know whether writing is more difficult than illustrating"] on the Guardian site and wanted to know your thoughts on that quote… Chris: Lauren is very wise and very clever and very funny, one of the funniest writers I know.

Three years before he died in 2010, Shepherd-Barron gane an interview to BBC News – headlined "The man who invented the cash machine" – in which he revealed that Barclays was quick to say yes to the idea: over a pink gin, the bank's then chief executive signed on the dotted line.