Sentence examples for interviewed on british from inspiring English sources

In 1960, when Welles was interviewed on British television, he said, "Kane isn't really founded on Hearst in particular".

When Ms. Colvin perished in the city of Homs, she had just been interviewed on British television stations speaking in wrenching tones of the death of a child.

Amanda Knox has been interviewed on British television for the first time.

She was also interviewed on British television programs such as Blue Peter, Daily Fix Chart Show, Live from Studio Five, Freshly Squeezed and T4.

For further promotion, Tyler was a guest on The One Show on March 19 , 2013 and was interviewed on several British radio stations leading up to the Grand Final.

The Boomtown Rats frontman launched into a passionate tirade as he was interviewed on RTE Radio, slamming the British Government's response thus far as a "f**king disgrace".

One clue came from an official with the British Olympic committee, interviewed on the BBC earlier today, who said the current target of a fourth-place finish in the London medal standings would not be revised upwards, no matter how successful the results in Beijing.(Photo credit: AP).

In an interview on British television in 1980, he defended the ending as being necessary to give the audience hope for the future.

Ms. Sarandon said in an interview on British television that she would prefer "somebody that really has a moral bottom line, be they a man or a woman".

On Tuesday, David Drummond, Google's chief legal officer, said in an interview on British television that Google hands over the information to the government in person or by using a file-transferring technology called secure FTP.

She Really Wants to Madonna, below, has said in an interview on British television that the shooting of the latest documentary about her made her want to follow her husband, Guy Ritchie, and get behind the camera, the BBC reported.