Sentence examples for interviewed public from inspiring English sources

In 1997 Matthews began hosting his own talk show, Hardball, in which he interviewed public officials and political pundits.

In the build up to the referendum, we at Cipfa interviewed public sector leaders, including chief financial officers and chief executives.

In the 90s she made a series of programmes for the BBC, culminating with Ruby Wax Meets in which she interviewed public figures including Imelda Marcos, Pamela Anderson and the Duchess of York.

"The one question all young reporters on Fleet Street are taught to keep foremost in their mind when interviewing public figures can be best paraphrased as, "Why is this jerk lying to me?

I was assistant editor, and then editor, of NME, the best-selling weekly, at the time; I remember going to Long Island to interview Public Enemy for a cover piece just as Nation of Millions was breaking big.

In Eugene, Oregon, fourth and fifth graders produce and host their own television series, where they interview public figures.

We also obtained permission from the Government of Gujarat to interview public-sector health workers before starting the survey.

But if the Democrats on this committee had their way, dozens of witnesses never would have been interviewed, your public record would still be private.

Nominees were suggested by NGOs, churches, and political parties, and were then interviewed in public by the selection committee.

After all, the magazine has published high-profile authors and interviewed noteworthy public figures throughout its history.

We also interviewed four public TB focal point nurses.