Sentence examples for interview in the front from inspiring English sources

In an expansive interview in the front parlor of his residence on Madison Avenue — the only news interview he has granted since he spoke to a Catholic television station after last Tuesday's election — Archbishop Dolan discussed his surprise at his election, whether the bishops will push for repeal of the health care overhaul and what Pope Benedict XVI said about condoms.

In an exclusive treadmill interview in New Hampshire, the front-runner was drenched in sweat, breathing hard and spewing forth with homespun one-liners that have become a trademark.

Likewise, for the promotion, any mention of the competition gets replaced with, "I actually rehearsed for the interview in front of the mirror!" This one's downright practical.

"Sexuality does not just have a reproductive function," she declared in an interview on the front porch of a Havana mansion, where the center is located, noting that sex is also about love and pleasure and discovery and experiment.

A short interview in front of the TV cameras follows the game – answer well to improve both your following amongst the fans and the manager's opinion of you; and yes, everything Hunter says is soaked through with the stereotypical footballer shtick of "lacking that cutting edge" and how "the gaffer" (surely José hates that) is going to respond in training this week.

Many industry power players in Paris were tight-lipped after the article was published, including Mr. Enninful, who said he had "no comment" about the interview as he sat in the front row of the Chanel show on Tuesday.

"I think he had enormous doubts about what he was doing, and the whole town thought he was crazy," Jeffrey Selznick said in an interview in front of the Culver City Studios building that used to bear the name of his father's company, Selznick International, and which was used as Tara in the 1939 classic.

Cameron and Clegg have admitted to nerves (the Lib Dem leader describes it as a job interview in front of the whole nation. Gulp).

Susanne Smolka, whose research was featured in an exclusive interview published on the front page of the RSNA Daily Bulletin in 2015 believes in the future of the exchange program.

"I think people are trying to win awards on my back," Mr. Kilpatrick said in an interview in front of the new downtown headquarters of Compuware.

The clubhouse also had a strange feeling to it with Jeter absent, and the boisterous Nick Swisher gone to Cleveland, and Rodriguez adding insult to injuries with his transparently timed interview in front of the double clubhouse doors.