Sentence examples for opening the interview from inspiring English sources

Opening the interview, Hannity said: "We will ask him every single question I can think of on this topic".

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

Green got to this subject right out of the gate, opening the interview with this question: "You're a Muslim, so why did you write a book about the founder of Christianity?" Aslan, an Iranian American who briefly converted to evangelical Christianity as a teenager, was a little taken aback by the line of questioning.

When Washington state Senator, Mary Margaret Haugen, announced her support for legislation that would clear the way for gay marriage, I was impressed by her courage -- not just by her political support on a contentious social issue but by opening the interview with an unqualified statement that she did so as a Christian.

The protocols will establish procedures for opening the interview, evaluating difficult respondent questions, and for stopping the interview.

Ms. Maddow opened the interview by dissecting Ms. Gillibrand's shifting stances.

Winfrey opened the interview with a series of questions, to which she requested "yes or no" answers from Armstrong.

Mr. Letterman opened the interview by telling Mr. Phoenix that he had always liked him and been impressed with his talent.

After giving a brief guide to the Oval Office he opened the interview with a message to the families of the British servicemen killed in Iraq.

I opened the interview with a blunt question: "Which do you want to talk about first, the wrist or glasses?" He immediately called me out: "That presupposes that the only interesting things we're working on are watches and glasses".

Lowe opened the interview, "Tell me about that show, I've never seen it".