Sentence examples for lead an interview from inspiring English sources

At her direction, I'd written a character interview with my lead; an interview of my own in response to a series of questions; and supplied the book trailer and book cover.

Tapper last sat down with Pence on Dec. 6 on "The Lead," an interview in which the CNN host repeatedly pressed the vice president about why Trump's transition team had sought security clearance for Michael G. Flynn, the son of national security adviser Michael T. Flynn. .

On Day 2 of VMworld Sanjay Poonen talked about developments by VMware as well as led an interview with Nobel Prize Winner women's rights activities, Malala.

But many parents took the school's advice on its Web site — "Applications received earlier are more likely to lead to an interview" — as a call to arms.

Still, he hopes his reporting will lead to an interview with the woman as well, even if she doesn't want her name used.

These include Rachel Maddow, whose political commentary led to a surge in her popularity; television journalist Katie Couric, who led a critical interview with Sarah Palin and Tina Fey and Amy Poehlerr, who parodied Palin and Clinton, respectively, in several Saturday Night Live skits.

His loss of 16 pounds led to an interview with the Minister.

At 1 13 P.M., he was led into an interview room for the first time and asked to name his profession.

This led to an interview with Christian Dior, who noted an uncanny resemblance between Mr. Saint Laurent's cocktail dress and one he himself was working on.

An article about BOB WOODWARD, who was visiting Dallas to promote his book "The Brethren," ultimately led to an interview at The Post.

This led to an interview with Katie Couric on the NBC program "Today" in which the wife, Abigail Krug, protested the disqualification of her husband's ballot.