Sentence examples for interviewed on page from inspiring English sources

"Japan is 42 times bigger than Thailand," says Kenneth Courtis (who is interviewed on page 58), vice chairman for Goldman Sachs in Asia, referring to the country dubbed the epicenter of the 1997 Asian crisis.

MAGAZINE An interview on Page 12 with Ken Lerer, the chairman of BuzzFeed, misstates the age of one of his children.

Jane Birkin (see the interview on page 19) lives nearby.

An interview on page 11 of the Sarasota Herald-Tribune, 9 March 1948.

Among those expected are Mohammed Hanif, Nadeem Aslam (see the interview on page 12), Jamil Ahmad, Fehmida Riaz and Musharraf Farooqi.

An interview on Page 44 with Jimmy Connors, in which he discusses his brief stint as Maria Sharapova's coach, had gone to press before Sharapova dropped out of the tournament.

The news about our "Save A Sister" fundraiser even made international headlines; the Shenzhen Daily Press ran a story about it on page one, interviewing both Robin and me.

But the interview itself was on Page 4, with their photograph and a headline -- reproduced with the Times article -- that read "We Are on the Way to a Catastrophe".

A lousy detective gets the phone book and interviews people starting on page 1.

As Grant made clear in a recent interview on these pages she is seeking to get more equality in the game notably in the area of black coaches, and was quick to counter Labour's proposals for more fan involvement by setting up an independent Supporter Ownership and Engagement group to explore more immediate ways of doing this.

Day after week after month, the reporters deliver the latest information in radio interviews, on front pages of newspapers and on the top of TV newscasts.