Sentence examples for scene interview from inspiring English sources

Scene by scene, interview by interview, the series doesn't bore, if you are of the school that believes that everyone's experiences are at least somewhat interesting, and that the experiences of those who went through the Second World War are more interesting than most.

A local television reporter at the scene interviewed a grandfather who was picking up his grandson.

But Guardian correspondent Declan Walsh, who was on the scene, interviewed victims in hospital.

However, Paul J. Browne, the Police Department's chief spokesman, said officers at the scene interviewed four witnesses who said the police had not assaulted Mr. Agbokou.

Robert Litt, a former federal prosecutor and deputy assistant attorney general in the Justice Department's criminal division, said that if anything like the Blackwater shootings occurred in the United States, "within minutes you would have police there securing the crime scene, interviewing witnesses".

Television channels at the scene interviewed Galstyan who gave an impassioned monologue about the problems he and his colleagues faced and suggested practical solutions - proposing lower taxes and standard rules for all taxi drivers.

Take a look at the video at the top for the behind the scenes interview with Stephens and to get a better sense of what these robots are capable of.

The book sometimes slows, especially when Bergen does what reporters call a notebook dump and walks us through his on-scene interviews with various participants.

The channel, which went live on Friday, will host new sketches, podcasts, and behind-the scenes interviews from the forthcoming sequel The Muppets… Again! starring Gervais and US comic Tina Fey.

Behind the scenes, interviews suggested, the change in course was fueled by an intensifying sense of alarm within city government, shared even among some of those who work for Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, that sending scores of police officers into the park would set off an ugly, public showdown that might damage the reputation of the city as well as its mayor.

The group said that the team's video report on conditions in an impoverished district of Riyadh, which has been viewed more than 800,000 times, "contained realistic scenes, interviews and comments that are all considered familiar to the majority of Saudi society".