Sentence examples for latest interview from inspiring English sources

Chief executive Tim Cook's latest interview will fuel that speculation.

Even in his latest interview, he was still complaining of "bog standard" cheap imports.

In his latest interview, however, Suárez confirms a decision to leave has been made.

On the first two questions, I found Mr. Obama's latest interview with The Times anything but reassuring.

But that's not something that can be said of Michael Douglas' latest interview, with Xan Brooks, for the Guardian.

Mr Livingstone's relations with most Labour leaders have been notoriously bad, but in this latest interview he said that he is on good terms with Ed Miliband.

If so, the prime minister reinforced that impression in his own latest interview, with Nick Robinson of the BBC (the full version will be broadcast tomorrow).

In his latest interview, published Thursday in the newspaper Izvestia, he accused the Kremlin of orchestrating a campaign of political repression against him.

After years of unwillingly having his name splashed across headlines and tabloids on various occasions, Phil Collins has used his latest interview to clear a few things up.

And in his latest interview, Garfield speaks up on the 'struggle' of doing his job, admitting that he feels "like my head is wrapped in cellophane".

Luis Suárez has confirmed he wants to leave Liverpool in the latest interview to express his disillusionment with life in England.