Sentence examples for interview reads from inspiring English sources

Much of the interview reads like a zippy vaudeville routine, with the interviewer doling out reasonable questions and Whitlock firing back jovial zingers: Q: How's business A: What business?

We drink LOADS together and my interview reads a bit like a love letter.

"She invited Jon to her New York apartment for a pre-interview interview," reads the document.

A line in the interview reads: "When 'Sex and the City', to her own surprise, made her a fashion star, she launched her own design label and perfumes, as well assigning on to run the Halston Heritage label, a relationship that recently came to an end".

Deen gave his side of the story to Aurora Snow; the interview reads like a long, sloppy soul kiss to a man whose love of rape jokes is well documented.

You can listen to a brilliant podcast version of the interview, read a written version.

Every social engagement, interview, reading, flight, doctor's appointment, birthday and dry-cleaning reminder has been handwritten between metal loops.

But in an interview read to the court on Thursday, Fulton told officers: "I am really sorry she killed herself.

"Kanye West media trainer quits after disastrous 'Today' interview," read a headline in The New York Post following the incident, and it almost read like a headline from The Onion.

Here are a couple of questions from the interview, read the whole thing here.

Hochschild has a gentle, nonjudgmental style, but some of her interviews read like long, sad sighs.