Sentence examples for now interview from inspiring English sources

Equally significant, they now interview over the telephone rather than face-to-face.

Kevin McCloud's Grand Tour of Europe (Weidenfeld & Nicolson, £25) is out now Interview by Nicola Iseard.

I did a "where are they now?" interview for an entertainment TV show, but they never aired it because they said I looked "too pale".

ITV Digital's monkey mascot will not now interview stars for the Brit Awards show amid fears his appearance would break TV rules restricting the promotion of commercial products.

In a Democracy Now interview, Daniel Ellsberg called it "the first release in thirty-nine years or forty years, since I first gave the Pentagon Papers to the Senate, of the scale of the Pentagon Papers".

The premiere of "Survivor: Africa" was delayed for 45 minutes by President Bush's news conference, and fluffy showbiz programs like "Access Hollywood" and "Entertainment Tonight" now interview reporters about Afghanistan and bioterror.

He is now interviewing for English and history teaching positions in the Bay Area.

5.20pm GMT Huw Edwards is now interviewing Alistair Darling, leader of the Better Together campaign.

The Guardian has now interviewed six people about their detention at the Homan Square police warehouse.

Prosecutors are now "interviewing witnesses from the Au Bon Pain," said Jerry Schmetterer, a spokesman for the office.

Once we'd have chatted for hours – now interviews are squeezed between sandwiches and that meeting with Sandra in Accounts.