Sentence examples for marked interviews from inspiring English sources

His official Web site has pages devoted to "Speeches," "Testimony," and "Professional Reading List," but, three years into his tenure, the page marked "Interviews" remains blank.

A team should always be judged on their performances on the pitch, rather than in the area marked for interviews, but a few well-delivered words can help to shift the mood.

She did not offer a reprise of the unsteady responses that marked her interviews with Katie Couric on CBS News, even if many of her answers were not always responsive to the question, particularly when contrasted with Mr. Biden.

References to the language barrier also marked the interviews from Ghana.

The administration's offensive, in a series of speeches and interviews, marked the first part of an extraordinary debate in which a foreign official, Netanyahu, has in effect taken on the role of leader of the opposition on an issue — preventing Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon — that President Obama has declared to be a top national security priority.

The interview marked a shift in the campaign.

The interview marked a stark contrast in Mr. Dimon's earlier position.

The interview marked Favre's first significant public comments since informing the Packers he wants to be released.

The interview marked the start of a major national media binge for Sullenberger and the plane's crew.

The interview marked the second time in recent weeks that Mr. Rumsfeld openly criticized Russia's proliferation record.

In the interview, marked as "restricted", she said that she acted alone and told nobody of her desire for violent revenge, "because nobody would understand".