Sentence examples for newsworthy interviews from inspiring English sources

Or we can remember that Katie did the mornings for years and will surely do newsworthy interviews in the new format; Yes, the august 60 Minutes gave 30 of them to the sleazy Arnold Schwarzenegger.

Last week, in the tightly contested Senate race in Kentucky, both Republican Sen. Mitch McConnell and his Democratic challenger Alison Lundergan Grimes gave newsworthy interviews in which they seemed to stumble over basic questions.

If the apparently newsworthy interview got off-handed treatment initially, consider the source.

Mr. Zucker said he expected some viewers to be unhappy that "Today" was giving Mr. Simpson a forum to discuss his Web site, but said, "It's certainly a newsworthy interview".

Instead, he was hired to work as a child actor in radio adaptations of world literature, then as a young correspondent sent around the country (accompanied by his mother) to conduct interviews with newsworthy Israelis.

Even outside of the newsworthy elements of this interview, I think you're going to enjoy the brutally honest conversation we had here with Rep. Wasserman Schultz.

Although such an interview is indisputably newsworthy, the State Department asked the V.O.A. not to broadcast it.

The interview was considered newsworthy because Mallah's appearance on Q&A on Monday night had sparked debate about who should be allowed to appear on the program and had angered the government.

Ms. Curry is a seasoned news anchor and correspondent, known for her reports from international danger zones, but an entertainment executive who works with both "Today" and "Good Morning America" described her as "over the top in terms of emotions" in the softer environment of "Today," where her job includes interviewing the latest newsworthy victims of accidents, abuse or celebrity scandal.

I may line up interview subjects who sound newsworthy and pertinent, but I can't make him or her say something smart or original.

The mere fact of the interview is deemed so newsworthy that Le Monde dispatches a reporter to investigate how it was secured.