Sentence examples for public interviewing from inspiring English sources

She was first sent to Florida to report on the president-elect's family holiday and spent hours following the new first lady – an ever-fascinating figure to the US public – interviewing dozens of people with whom Jackie Kennedy had had the slightest contact and stitching together a series of pieces that her agency could market not only in the US but also around the world.

Triton Polling conducted a poll of the general public, interviewing 1,250 people by phone to examine the views of Protestants, Catholics and people who weren't affiliated with a religious group.

Francis's candid public interviews and his most recent publication, a two-hundred-and-twenty-four-page apostolic exhortation called "Evangelii Gaudium" ("The Joy of the Gospel"), have attracted the most attention.

In his last public interview, he appeared a changed man.

Wednesday night he will sit for a public interview at St . Anselm College

One afternoon in January, Drake met with me, giving his first public interview about this case.

He remarks in the public interview: "At least with Mrs Thatcher there was a coherent theme.

He performs with his band African Rhythms, preceded by a public interview.

The crackdown took place just a few weeks after Forbes published a rare public interview with Ulbricht.

Al-Husseini's gloomy view is known from public interviews such as the one he gave to the US Association for the Study of Peak Oil.

And if they give a public interview, they have to say, 'My husband supported me and allowed me to …'".