Sentence examples for tense interviews from inspiring English sources

But an enormous metallic head, shaped like the BBC political editor, which park-goers can clamper inside and operate during tense interviews, Numbskulls-style, would be fun.

In "State of Play," you're excited by all manner of journalistic derring-do — tense interviews, bluffs and put-ons that elicit information — but the final twists feel disconnected from what has been so laboriously and portentously set up.

The News, for instance, printed excerpts from a tense interview he had with its editorial board recently about his prostitution scandal.

The Guardian: A very tense interview with Gordon Ramsay (right), a man whose life appears to be more of a complicated mess than we even realized.

"It's a bit of a stretch to be comparing my candidacy with his," Johnson said during a tense interview with the Guardian's Anywhere But Washington series.

"We would be in a tense interview with a candidate and she would be shooting herself with insulin in the back of the hand".

Enwistle is under pressure after he admitted in a tense interview with John Humphrys on Radio 4's Today programme that he was totally unaware of the Newsnight report until the day after it was broadcast.

Nigel Farage's self-assured media persona rapidly came undone in a tense interview with LBC presenter James O'Brien on Friday, as the Ukip party leader was repeatedly challenged over his attitudes towards immigrants, allegations of racism and his expenses before his director of communications was forced to terminate the interview.

In the meantime here's a recap of Saturday's main developments: BBC director general George Enwistle is under mounting pressure following a tense interview on Radio 4's Today programme in which he admitted being totally unaware of a Newsnight report that led to Tory peer Lord McAlpine being implicated in child abuse until the day after it was broadcast.

"You're caught," he mumbled, after a tense interview about his possible involvement in Berman's death.

During the tense interview, Putin appeared defensive and even suggested Jewish people were to blame for the United States' election breach.