Sentence examples for secured interviews from inspiring English sources

Passing through Switzerland (December 1764), he secured interviews with both Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Voltaire.

"But since Oxford and Cambridge applicants get their Ucas forms off early [the deadline was 15 October], I know people who have already secured interviews.

They have secured interviews, in recent weeks, with the C.E.O. of the new Iraqi Stock Exchange, an aspiring filmmaker in Baghdad, and the Sunni politician Adnan Pachachi.

The Nine Network's 60 Minutes, which aired at the same time, secured interviews with eight hostages caught in the 16-hour ordeal.

These two ideological halves of the Armageddon-argument mean that she has secured interviews with heavyweight commentators from both left and right; including Mikhail Gorbachev, Jimmy Carter and Tony Blair, who, remarkably, appears finally to rediscover some of his progressive roots with a guarded call for "zero" nuclear weapons.

He was on his high school newspaper team and frequently secured interviews with celebrities including Louis Armstrong.

The stunt was organised by broadcaster VH1 who, having secured interview time with the R-n-Sleaze star, decided it was best used on social media, where instead of researching questions for him themselves, the general online public would have the chance to quiz him instead.

Other broadcasters appear to have agreed to his extraordinary list of draconian conditions in order to secure interviews with him.

Producers for NBC, ABC and CBS have been fighting to secure interviews with Ms. Knox for years, partly by getting to know her family members and friends.

Qualifications on their own won't give you the necessary experience but they can open doors and help you secure interviews you might otherwise not have got.

This approach has proved powerful in the creative industries, especially among younger jobseekers who can't rely on their experience to secure interviews.