Sentence examples for prime interview from inspiring English sources

"My charge was to humanize King and to make a civil rights film that felt interesting," DuVernay says in the above clip from her upcoming "Oprah Prime" interview.

Andrew Moore, filling in for Alan Jones on 2GB, was graced with the first prime ministerial interview for the year on Thursday morning.

Piers Morgan, the host of a prime time interview show on CNN and a judge on a prime time talent show on NBC, said Wednesday night that he was quitting the latter of the two.

The final day of presenting did not go off without a hitch for Naughtie, however, with the line to Sir John Major getting lost during the prime 8.10am interview slot.

But having chatted at length to Mr Cameron a few weeks back, Mr Nelson published the quotes on his blog only today, claiming "there wasn't enough space" in his magazine's lavish coverage of its big prime ministerial interview to include a mention of press regulation.

"How many Indian PM candidates have offered themselves up for prime time interview?" (Mr Gandhi will lead the party's campaign in the forthcoming general elections).

King ended his 25-year-role as the host of prime time interview show "Larry King Live" in December 2010.

Valedictories continued as did a series of long-form prime ministerial interviews.

She, too, hosted a wildly popular prime-time interview show with a guest list of world leaders.

The last episode of The Oprah Winfrey Show aired in May 2011, and Oprah's Next Chapter, a weekly prime-time interview program on OWN, debuted in January 2012.

Mr Pence, one blogger quipped, could not normally secure a prime-time interview on CNN "unless he hit Lindsay Lohan with a car".