Sentence examples for interviews with masters from inspiring English sources

Hear interviews with masters of the form.

Last year, director James Toback and Alec Baldwin were omnipresent at the Cannes Fest, filming interviews with masters like Scorsese and Coppola, while pursuing investors for their fiction film set in Iraq ("Last Tango in Tikrit" was a provisional title).

Talk: Interview with Captain Thomas Jaski, master of the Dutch motor vessel Westerdam, now in N.Y. on her maiden voyage.

By William Shawn and John McCarten The New Yorker, July 20 , 1946P. 13 Talk: Interview with Captain Thomas Jaski, master of the Dutch motor vessel Westerdam, now in N.Y. on her maiden voyage.

In-depth interviews were conducted with masters and successful entrepreneurs.

Truffaut's correspondence, published in France in 1988 and here in 1990, features a letter to Alfred Hitchcock, from 1962, in which the younger filmmaker proposes to do the now-famous book-length set of interviews with his cinematic master.

There is certainly a wealth of material, and we're looking at more art books, books in odd formats, and collections of interviews with the storytelling master as we build the line, in addition to more deluxe hardcovers that will serve as definitive English-language editions of Mr. Giraud's graphic novels, short story collections, and illustration retrospectives".

Doesn't it seem fishy that he should become involved with Trotsky's secretary after writing an admiring interview with her master for the UK press?

(The DVD even provides extras like a "Name that Quip" quiz, a photo scrapbook and a candid interview with the "master of the 'Hollywood Squares,'" Peter Marshall).

He knows that single-payer actually strengthens the free, competitive market of delivering health care, far more than the insurance companies and restrictive networks do (Listen to my interview with Mr. Master at www.ralphnaderradiohour.com).

This is not the first time we have covered the role of journalists and recently carried an article by Nick Ceasar at Ashridge and an interview with zen buddhist master Thich Nhat Hahn.