Sentence examples for most recent interview from inspiring English sources

"My reason for leaving is not the money," Suarez said in his most recent interview.

Islam and Tulemaganbetov maintain a positive outlook, according to their most recent interview with the New York Observer.

Mr. Jones, whose most recent interview with Mr. Chapman was in July, said Mr. Chapman would not appeal today's decision.

But in this most recent interview, Cyrus explains that she is open to a variety of sexual relationships.

In his most recent interview the Tunisian once again put the all of the blame on the linesman.

Its most recent interview, with Joe Penna, demonstrates how the stars of YouTube are widely followed online but still obscure to much of the public.

Mathematically, Mr. Obama has to have been running well ahead of Mr. Romney in the most recent interviews in these surveys to have made up for middling data earlier in the week.

But Mr. Assange has used his most recent interviews to deny prior contact with Mr. Manningg, the Army private jailed on charges that he leaked thousands of classified government documents to WikiLeaks.

But the criticism that approach has attracted appears to have prompted him to reassess, to the point of offering only qualified backing for alleged cabinet miscreants in his most recent interviews.

The inference I make from these Ipsos polls is that Mr. Romney must have polled very well in the most recent interviews it conducted, late Thursday and early Friday morning, quite possibly leading Mr. Obama, in order to have made up so much ground.

In all, 12 farmers and their eight sanitary veterinarians were involved in the study; a sample size justified by interviewing participants until "theoretical saturation" [ 17] was achieved (i.e. no novel idea was raised during the most recent interviews).