Sentence examples for manage to interview from inspiring English sources

He did manage to interview him briefly through a glass cage during the second trial.

Luckily, I did manage to interview well over 100 of his colleagues, friends and family members, who were more than happy to talk in his stead.

Gibney did manage to interview one of the people closest to Jobs: Chrisann Brennan, his first serious relationship.

Twelve interviews were conducted in Ghana, 11 in Tanzania, and seven in South Africa; although, in each country, there were potential respondents whom we approached but did not manage to interview, usually because of the time constraints they faced.

There were 10 people we did not manage to interview: 3 refused, 3 could not be contacted and 4 were members of a group whose interviewed physician asked us not to include his 4 former partners in the study because he feared they might harm him.

She even managed to interview Hitler's secretary.

Your usually reliable reporter managed to interview all the wrong people.

During my trip, I managed to interview many women about their experiences since the coup started.

Claridge makes much of the testimony of Post's own employees, some of whom she managed to interview.

The report said that "after several attempts", agents in New York managed to interview someone apparently from the Trump Organization.

Vanderbilt toured Europe with two French cameramen, and managed to interview the day's notorious newsmakers, including Benito Mussolini and Josef Stalin.