Sentence examples for interview with newspaper from inspiring English sources

Well, judging from this interview with newspaper Corriere della Sera, he's not very happy he told the interviewer that he doesn't want to be portrayed as a superhero or a rock star, because he's still a man that "laughs, cries, sleeps calmly, and has friends like everyone else.

In an interview with newspaper Bild published on Sunday, he accuses the GFA of having failed to live up to promises it made to him before the tournament.

In January, after Obama uttered a few words of praise for Ronald Reagan in an interview with newspaper editors, Hillary Clinton and John Edwards rushed to condemn his apostasy.

"Every Viennese cafe, every sausage stand pays more tax in Austria than a multinational corporation," Kern was quoted as saying in an interview with newspaper Der Standard, invoking two potent symbols of the Austrian capital's food culture.

In an interview with newspaper Die Zeit,   Hitzlsperger said he was coming out to advance discussion of a topic that was "simply ignored" in German football.

Kompalla gave an interview with newspaper General-Anzeiger after the series.

"We tried everything, pleading in every interview, with newspapers, television, radio, and it didn't happen".

But Mr. Rumsfeld took the trouble in an interview, with newspapers in Europe no less, to make his disdain for the White House power grab quite clear.

Ms. Field told her story not only through paid ads but in interviews with newspapers and magazines and on television.

A former employee has claimed in interviews with newspapers that Rolls-Royce had given £20m to the then Indonesian president's son Tommy Suharto to persuade the country's main airline to buy its engines in the 1990s.

"There is one thing I'm certain about: There won't be printed newspapers in 20 years," he said in a November interview with German newspaper Berliner Zeitung.