Sentence examples for opening interview from inspiring English sources

But Cameron was not as much of a draw as Davis' opening interview with Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg on Tuesday, which had just over 2 million viewers, a 10.2% share.

"Why British?" Mr. Colbert demanded in the opening interview, sitting under a Dr. Pepper ad while the six band members sat on stools, trying to suppress giggles.

By contrast, her opening interview with AC-12 was hugely entertaining, unleashing a torrent of one-liners on the gang with barely any room for rebuttal.

Directed by Davis Guggenheim, who also directed Al Gore's "An Inconvenient Truth," "Waiting for Superman" takes its name from an opening interview with the remarkable Geoffrey Canada, founder of the Harlem Children's Zone.

In the conference's opening interview, Arrington asked San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee what Lee was doing to protect himself and the city from NSA snooping.

I recently spent a day trolling, essentially at random, through the magazine's newly opened interview archives.

The paper, entitled A Quiet Opening, interviewed 420 adults who had defected from the country.

Opening the interview in this way sets up Too Short as a victim and not a perpetrator.

It was puffed as "the Deputy PM's most open interview ever".

Or when Lleyton Hewitt did one Australian Open interview at 5 30 a.m.

In the frank and open interview, Mr Blunkett urged listeners to consider the potential consequences of a Tory win in May 2015.