Sentence examples for interview saved from inspiring English sources

Pitt, Rudin said in a recent interview, "saved it single-handedly".

But I asked microscopic expense questions in every prison camp interview, saved documents, pulled the string on searches, found friendly sources up at the Pentagon— and concluded it conservatively cost $380,000 a year per prisoner.

That move, Mr. Beckstoffer said in an interview, saves him hundreds of thousands of dollars in federal income taxes.

If watching this interview saves one "cute kid with personality" from the tragedy that befalls so many child stars, it could be the most important hour you spend on behalf of your child.

The Goldman Sachs chief does not do many interviews, save for the odd P.S.A. and foray into his musical tastes.

While Mr. Cuomo shied away from interviews — save for occasional calls to a local radio talk show that offered him gentle colloquy — his aides and allies worked the press corps aggressively behind the scenes.

The bottom line for Geithner's handling of the crisis is what he keeps missing in interview after interview: he saved the jobs and profits of big banks, but didn't do a thing for the other 300 million Americans.

The interview is saved, for decades and decades, and now, for posterity.

At the red carpet I shuffled past security inches away from Alicia Vikander's family, posed as a relative and made my way to the interview area saved for nominees and loved ones.

Digitally recorded interviews were saved onto a computer and subsequently transcribed.

Audio-recordings of interviews were saved as password-protected computer files, and transcribed verbatim using transcription software (DSS Player Version 7 Plus, Olympus Imaging Corporation).