Sentence examples for interview saga from inspiring English sources

If anything, the "Interview" saga, which this month cost Sony head Amy Pascal her job, suggests that the brand of paranoia that soaks so many of this year's Oscar contenders is not only justified but also perhaps too mild.

Asked in an interview for Saga magazine whether pensions could be hit by a vote to leave, Vote Leave chief executive Matthew Elliott said: "The value of pensions and investments depends above all on the fundamentals of the British economy, which will become even stronger once we leave".

But Lord Fellowes has now said in an interview that the saga will not "go on forever".

Al-Bezem revealed her part in this saga in an interview last week with the Wall Street Journal.

So she prefers to update readers of her popular blog, and her thirty-five hundred friends on Facebook, on her every move, including the whole saga of her interview request.

Mr. Grey, in a phone interview, said Mr. Evans's personal saga had been a factor in his own decision to sign on as Paramount's chairman.

A rapprochement between Ian Katz and his former anchorman Jeremy Paxman remains a distant prospect, judging by an interview with the latter in Saga magazine.

"Freedom has prevailed," tweeted comedian Seth Rogen on Tuesday, celebrating the latest twist in the saga of "The Interview" -- the Hollywood movie that became ground zero in the extortionate cyber attack that U.S. authorities are now blaming on North Korea.

The choice of fans -- a few historians are interviewed -- to guide the saga of the "Curse" is a smart one.

"He was kind of lining me up with Eunice," Mr. Fay said in an interview for "The Kennedy Women: The Saga of an American Family" (1994) by Laurence Leamer.

During a police interview, she had a pop at Saga and Martin for suggesting that Medisonus's drugs were used in the eco-terrorist murders.