Sentence examples for provide interviews from inspiring English sources

A Paramount spokeswoman declined to provide interviews for this article, but Mr. Washington told Entertainment Weekly, "The trailer, that's how they sell it, and they really fool you".

Proud enough that the studio wouldn't screen any part of the movie or provide interviews with its cast members or director, Joe Johnston ("Jumanji").

That was also the reason, Mr. Krakowsky said, that he could not provide interviews with John J. Dooner Jr., chairman and chief executive at Interpublic, or Sean F. Orr, chief financial officer.

In addition, we hold investor forums, conduct telephone conferences, provide interviews and issue commentary pieces, all with the objective of informing the marketplace about trends and information that we believe affect credit ratings and the fixed-income marketplace.

Despite the large number of complaints, it is understood that the regulator is not currently looking to investigate the show as it did not appear to have contravened any parts of the broadcasting code, including section eight which states: "People in a state of distress should not be put under pressure to take part in a programme or provide interviews, unless it is warranted".

Tools like MyBlogU provide interviews and the ability to brainstorm with others on niche topics.

In her remaining few years, to the extent that she was able, she collaborated with him by providing interviews and suggesting contacts.

In his police interview, Harris said: "I also understand that she instructed a well known PR agent to sell her story to the media and that she is reported to have received a considerable sum for providing interviews.

My Book Corner's website provides interviews with authors, reviews of children's books, and lets users post their own reviews and talk about what they're reading.

"They are not providing interviews, period".

The film depicts human trafficking as a matter of good and evil, provides interviews with survivors of human trafficking, and presents analysis from anti-trafficking advocates.