Sentence examples for its own interview from inspiring English sources

The benefit, if any, inured to The Times itself, because now it had its own interview.

That leaves the question: Was there any benefit to The Times doing its own interview?

On Saturday, ABC landed what it believed was an exclusive interview with Mr. Sheen for its "20/20" program on Tuesday night, but NBC swooped in on Sunday with its own interview for "Today".

The tape first turned up on a news broadcast on ABC's "Good Morning America," the program that had previously stirred controversy by conducting its own interview with the boy.

In December, the State Department issued a statement saying that it was "appalled by the reports" and that its own interviews in three separate locations appeared to confirm them.

Last Monday, Afghan Rights Monitor, a prominent domestic rights group, said that based on its own interviews with residents, 60 to 70 civilians had been killed in the strike.

Based on LinkedIn data and its own interviews, McGraw's team determines how many of those in-demand salespeople a company has hired, then figures out how many of them stuck around for at least a year.

Enrollment in income plans has more than doubled over the past two years to 3.9 million borrowers, but the GAO cited 2012 estimates by the Treasury Department, and its own interviews with borrowers, to argue that many borrowers are unaware of this option.

He let John Lennon edit his own interview — then sold it as a book, without Lennon's approval.

And so, looking at the transcript of his own interview during the Pollard review, it has come to pass.

It is as if he were set on trying to filibuster his own interview.