Sentence examples for interviewed on screen from inspiring English sources

Both Mr. Hackford and Mr. Schroeder are interviewed on screen, as are people who knew Bukowski at almost every stage of his life -- teenage friends, fellow workers from his days at the post office, girlfriends and Bukowski's wife, Linda.

With the splendid exception of Darlene Love, who was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2011, most of the vocalists interviewed on screen are not well known, even though they can be heard on many of the most popular and durable recordings of the past half-century.

It is achieved in Burns's signature style through prolonged immersion in the archival past (and the avoidance of any filmed re-creations of events for which no visual testimony exists), by the sustained quality of analytic narrative, by a stellar cast of voices (Eleanor's letters are read, piercingly, by Meryl Streep), and by the impeccable authority of those consulted or interviewed on screen.

That's why one of the first things Street did when interviewed on the big screen yesterday after finishing 1.61 seconds behind the gold medalist, Carole Montillet of France, was send a message to her parents, standing in the first row of Section 104.

As the film inspired by his work heads to the Oscars, he tells Rob Hastings about the challenges of going digital – even when Jeff Bezos is your boss On a beachside park just a mile or two along the coast from Pearl Harbour, 50,000 people are gathered on the grass and sand, watching a couple being interviewed on a big screen about their child.

"I came into Metropole on Thursday, looked up and Alastair Seeley was being interviewed on the big screen: he'd already won.

They rushed the court as the game ended, then raised their hands and swayed when Coach Geno Auriemma of the women's team was being interviewed on the big screens assembled in the arena.

Go here to watch Ryan get interviewed on a split-screen video-phone thingy by a presenter who cannot hide his hard-on for VBS.TV's ventures into "the Wild West of journalism".

Schrader will be interviewed on stage following the screening.

Part of the problem is that after interviewing you on screen about your cable box, ZIP code and so on, the box dials a local number, updates itself with new software, restarts and then forgets everything you've typed.

Tarantino clashed with the Channel 4 News anchor during a fractious interview about on-screen violence, at one point telling Guru-Murthy: "I'm shutting your butt down".