Sentence examples for interviewed to make from inspiring English sources

Quite what state-sponsored hackers think of the amateurs or the commercial hackers isn't clear; not enough of them have ever been interviewed to make that clear.

Near the end of the report on poverty, Mr. Bugnah called on wealthy Saudis to do more to tackle the problem and encouraged one of the men he interviewed to make a direct appeal to King Abdullah for help.

Among those that Cleveland filmmaker White interviewed to make the film were 13 of the Tuskegee airmen.

In particular, we would like to acknowledge the contribution of all trust staff who agreed to be interviewed to make this study possible.

Other fake shows included "Hey Journalist, I Gotcha," in which Palin re-edited interviews to make it look like her interviewers -- like CBS Katie Couricc -- were "woefully unprepared".

Mr. Ferguson requested access and interviews to make his documentary.

He edited that interview to make me look like I was being nice.

Sometimes, trainers tag along on real interviews to make sure that nothing goes wrong.

It likes its interviews to make news and they frequently do.

The governor told the paper his family agreed to the interview to make the news public on their own terms.

The developments came after Murray had pledged, during a morning radio interview, to make a conditional offer by a week tomorrow.