Sentence examples for luncheon interview from inspiring English sources

In a luncheon interview with a group of foreign journalists here, Mr. Hollande was pleasant and expansive, but remained vague on the details of his programs.

Appearing relaxed and displaying his customary wit, Mr. Shcharansky discussed a wide range of topics in a luncheon interview with editors and reporters at The New York Times.

During a wide-ranging luncheon interview with reporters, Mrs. Obama said she intended to spend part of the coming year shaping a more international message, with a possible focus on issues of maternal and child health.

The last time Bezos encountered a roomful of the paper's journalists was in 1999, when he was the guest of Katharine Graham, the company's late chairman, during a luncheon interview with reporters and editors.

In a luncheon interview at the Sonesta Tower Hotel in the Knightsbridge section of London, Miss Kitt said that she was uncertain of the rea son for the paucity of jobs offered in the theater or movies.

"For my stupid and cheesy attempt at humor at the end of a luncheon interview–I apologize…it was ungracious, uncalled for…and inaccurate," said Diller in an email.

I went through the whole experience of being a journalist in the nation's capital: attending deadly boring policy luncheons, interviewing near-dead lawmakers and dead-inside lobbyists, and dying a little inside myself every time I saw my work "edited"—turned into shameful garbage before going on air.

Everything else pales before this". In extraordinary interviews on Monday and Tuesday Likud leader, and former Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu told a luncheon audience and a radio interviewer, "It's 1938 and Iran is Germany.

The Newport Beach Chamber of Commerce will present a luncheon Wednesday about interviewing skills for turning business leads into clients.

With presentations for six new and returning series, one executive session and a luncheon that included an interview session with one of its top show-runners, the network's schedule yesterday spanned seven hours, not including breakfast.

They generally speak before eight or nine hun dred at a luncheon and then give interviews.