Sentence examples for surprise interviews from inspiring English sources

But behind the scenes, the intensity of the reaction from those in Mr. Christie's party caught him by surprise, interviews show, requiring a rising Republican star to try to contain a tempest that left him feeling deeply misunderstood and wounded.

Her surprise interviews about the divorce with two Italian ­newspapers also suggest she may have wanted to get the news out before ­Berlusconi, "a man capable of calling a press conference to say he had the idea first," wrote La Repubblica.

'Surprise interviews' can happen at any time and you need to be prepared for those.

Most galling for Inglish must have been when her own camera crews "door-stepped" her, seeking a surprise interview with her other half.

Durov explained the backstory behind the bizarre incident onstage today in a surprise interview at TechCrunch Disrupt Europe in Berlin.

Later in the day, I had a surprise interview with MySpace CEO Chris DeWolfe, who spoke about MySpace's increasingly open policies (such as the implementation of OpenSocial) and the upcoming launch of MySpace Music.

But on Sunday's show, Oliver seems to have taken the show to the next level, both in comedy and audience respect with his surprise interview with NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden.

What if Iraq refuses to allow the U.N. surprise outside interviews with scientists not on the regime's approved list?

Cahuzac's surprise TV interview failed to totally quell questions around the scandal.

The 71-year-old presenter, who described the award as a " magnificent surprise", has interviewed many leading figures including Nelson Mandela, Bill Clinton, George Bush, and Saddam Hussein.

To my surprise the interview was nowhere near as scary as I thought it would be.