Sentence examples for submitted to interviews from inspiring English sources

"More than 75 key people" submitted to interviews.

Abandoning his earlier reticence, he submitted to interviews and photographs.

Mr. Glisan submitted to interviews by prosecutors and F.B.I. agents, but government officials were not persuaded that he was telling the full truth, people involved in the case said.

Newsmen like Tim Russert, Bob Schieffer and George Stephanopoulos have submitted to interviews, too, along with the authors Michael Beschloss and Doris Kearns Goodwin, and the columnists Maureen Dowd, Thomas L. Friedman and Frank Rich of The New York Times.

Maynard, who trained as a teacher before her illness, has submitted to interviews with television shows and popular magazines — she was on the cover of People this week — to make the case that, given the severity of her cancer, she should be free to choose the moment and manner of her death.

He was on Johnny Carson's couch a half-dozen times, and also submitted to interviews with Steve Allen, David Frost, Merv Griffin and William F. Buckley Jr. "Most of them didn't take my dad seriously," said David Ettinger, a lawyer in Detroit, "but that never really bothered him.

Applicants also must submit to interviews and a fingerprint check.

He almost never "submits to interviews" (his words).

The killers' neighbors, friends or families submit to interviews, and inevitably, they say something like this: "He just snapped".

His lawyers have said he is suffering from a stress disorder so severe that he cannot submit to interviews.

More than 200 employees at ABC News were interviewed, and others who came into contact with the infant were being asked to submit to interviews today.