Sentence examples for this interview draws from inspiring English sources

This interview draws from both of those conversations.

Maybe in regaling us with the lavish, subtle eroticism of boots and black leather, Cruise does his Nazi with a cinematic flair, but the complex implications of this character and era require serious contemplation not just flair--something Cruise and director Bryan Singer addressed in this interview drawn from a recent press conference.

With that, the interview draws to a close and Oates politely sees me to the door before heading off for an afternoon of London sightseeing - with her husband.

I've tried to warn him …" As the interview draws to a close, Burton talks briefly about heading the jury at Cannes in May.

As the interview drew to a close, Mrs. Edwards politely chided this reporter for failing to ask about Mr. Edwards's plan to train some Iraqi forces outside Iraq, which she emphasized was an important feature of the plan.

As the interview drew to a close, Marr asked Le Pen: So this is a Europe-wide revolution?

Shamefully, that part of the interview drew far wider attention than his egregious discussions of race.

NBC Nightly News, which ran clips from the interview, drew about 8.4m total viewers per night in May.

As the interview drew to a close, I asked Hattori to name the best restaurant in Japan.

As the interview drew to a close, Mr. Hannity asked Ms. Palin whether the controversy had caused long-term damage to her political career.

As the interview drew to a close, the lame-duck senator was asked to name the major disappointments and achievements of his career.