Sentence examples similar to race interview from inspiring English sources

Just as many voters in swing states remain undecided about the presidential race, interviews with voters in Des Moines — the heart of Polk County, where both sides believe this race will be won — show that some hyper-informed voters from both parties are torn about this election, too.

That's right; I'm talking about Death Race interviews.

Papis voiced his displeasure about Skeen during a televised post-race interview before being slapped.

"It was a pretty dirty move," said Power in a post-race interview.

In a post-race interview Miliband ruled out an offer to amalgamate with Sturgeon's stable.

Sally Gunnell began the post-race interview with: "You've finally done it girl".

But it's possible that while I'm still running, he would be doing his post-race interview".

Williamson is "going back to the drawing room" according to his post-race interview.

"Apologies to anybody who had high expectations of me," she said in a startlingly gracious post-race interview.

Phil Jones was just winding up his post-race interview for the BBC when Adam Gemili decided the time was right.

In a post-race interview, the winner thanks God ("I couldn't have done it without him"), and so the gruesome logistics behind a sports cliché are laid bare.