Sentence examples for interview shoot from inspiring English sources

There are times when luck is on my side; an unanswered email, or an interview shoot gone long, and we'd instead be reading of an opportunity missed.

The book also includes magazine work such as a May 1990 Fame shoot with Goldie Hawn and Matthew Rolston and a November 1998 Interview shoot with Pamela Anderson and David LaChapelle as well as some Pirelli calendar work with Herb Ritts, Carolyn Murphy and Alek Wek.

After your interview, shoot off a quick email saying how pleasant it was to meet the person.

I write you today in August 2007 with the last interview shot just yesterday (NY state senator Andrew Lanza).

The jury was also shown a recorded interview shot by trained police officers the day after the alleged assaults.

In May, in an interview shot through with typically engaging honesty, he told the Guardian's Donald McRae he was "physically and mentally spent after 10 years of full-time rugby".

In a striking moment in that interview (shot 15 years ago in the tiny Moscow apartment where Gubaidulina spent most of her working life), she uses the word "bednost" - poverty - to describe Soviet life, looking back over the stark Stalinism of her youth to the dreariness and repression of the Brezhnev era.

CEO Jeff Jordan addressed that in his first post-quiet period interview, shot last week for my Yahoo show, TechTicker.

For those looking to watch the halftime show, expecting to see Madonna and company, all they got was an endless interview shot in a hallway.

League of Denial exhumes footage from a TV interview shot during Webster's waning years that shows how jumbled his thoughts had become.

In the interview, shot in Estonia before he flew home on Saturday, Bush dismissed reports that his campaign is not on track because he already had switched campaign managers.