Sentence examples for speaking in interviews from inspiring English sources
Since retiring from the stage in 2008 to take over the direction of the Royal Danish Ballet, he has restaged two Bournonville pieces ("La Sylphide" and "A Folk Tale"), but he has also focused on expanding the company's range, speaking in interviews of his desire for the company to be known for more than its Bournonville tradition.
Since taking over as C.E.O., in January, Schneider has concentrated on fundamentals, speaking in interviews about wanting to increase sales, particularly online — and by streamlining the company's inventory to jettison unpopular styles, closing the most inefficient of its two hundred and forty or so locations, and opening new stores in more attractive places.
Since taking over as C.E.O., in January, Schneider has concentrated on fundamentals, speaking in interviews about wanting to increase sales, particularly online and by streamlining the company's inventory to jettison unpopular styles, closing the most inefficient of its two hundred and forty or so locations, and opening new stores in more attractive places.
In 2005, a compilation CD commemorating Berni's 100th birthday included songs by César Isella, Marcelo San Juan, Dúo Salteño, Eduardo Falú, and Las Voces Blancas, as well as two short recordings of Berni speaking in interviews.
She spoke in interviews of her fondness for research and the usefulness of it.
She has spoken in interviews about her distaste for the music business and its marketing niches.
Mr. Friedman has spoken in interviews of his desire to create empathy with his songs.
Mr. Zolotusky and Mr. Taylor of Airbus spoke in interviews at an aircraft finance conference in Geneva sponsored by the International Center for Business Information.
Girls Aloud singer Cheryl had spoken in interviews about one day wanting to start a family with her husband.
Many others spoke in interviews about being required to take make-work or menial jobs that have eroded their morale.
But a wonderful late story provides an apt coda for an author who spoke in interviews about his small readership.
