Sentence examples similar to the interview's span from inspiring English sources
The interview spanned many topics, ranging from Tencent's past to the role China will have as the web continues to grow and mature.
The Times said that the interview is scheduled to span over several commercial breaks.
(A transcript of the interview is also available). In 2014, C-SPAN aired a second one-hour interview with Kessler.
The longer time-span from death to the interview may explain some of the differences.
"What I want is not just ivory tower learning," Mr. Obama told Steve Scully, the C-Span political editor, who conducted the interview on Friday in the White House library.
An interview with "Span nerd" Patrick Ellard in Kent's New Ash Green had me convinced that the teak-filled and "beautiful modernist houses" built by Span Developments offered an enviable vision of community, comfort and architectural excellence.
Essays and interviews that span Mary Kelly's career highlight the artist's sustained engagement with feminism and feminist history.
One week later, Paul went back to the well in an interview with C-SPAN's "Newsmakers," arguing that Democrats who claim Republicans wage a war on women should think twice before associating with Clinton.
Polke's Richter interview, too, spanned its own German myths, of national power and, more troublingly, of feigned national regret.
But last week, Senator Joseph I. Lieberman, chairman of the homeland security committee, said in an interview with C-Span's "Newsmakers" program that the attacks on the banks had originated in Iran and were conducted in retaliation for Western economic sanctions.
