Sentence examples for journalist interviews from inspiring English sources

INTERVIEW Steve Buscemi directed this remake of Theo van Gogh's 2003 film, about the psychodrama that results when a demoted political journalist interviews a starlet.

My "Kathy" de Bourgh isn't a relative of Darcy's, nor is she an impediment to Darcy and "Liz's" relationship; rather, she is a feminist icon, an 80-year-old whom Liz, a journalist, interviews for a magazine.

"Betty Boop's Rise to Fame," a fascinatingly self-reflective 1934 piece in which a journalist interviews "Uncle Max" about the career of his most famous creation, pays homage to those early films by having Max summon up Betty from an inkwell on his desk, and dropping her down into background sketches from three previous shorts.

Elizabeth's Story: A Meredith Vieira Special The veteran TV journalist interviews kidnap victim Elizabeth Smart about her experience being held captive for nine months when she was 14. 10 p.m. NBC TALK SHOWSWS.

He often complains that he had six bestsellers before any journalist interviewed him.

Mr. Maiga looked intently at the journalist interviewing him, and a light bulb of an idea lit up his face.

Another journalist, interviewing her that day, asked why she thought the Mail was so focussed on her aging.

"The beauty is" that Mr. Bennett gives the impression "he really thinks the children have the answers he's seeking," he added, "like a journalist interviewing knowledgeable subjects".

"But if you as a journalist interview someone like El Chapo, you better deliver some valuable and important information, in my view," he added.

Over the past 14 years, I've graduated from high school and college and built a career as a journalist, interviewing some of the most famous people in the country.

I cover it as a journalist, interviewing the various participants over the course of the month, but then I also surreptitiously enter the competition under a pseudonym.