Sentence examples for unrelated interview from inspiring English sources

On the same day as his meeting with Mayor Bloomberg, Gov. George E. Pataki said in an unrelated interview that he planned to increase aid to schools statewide.

In an unrelated interview this month, Alexandra Wallace, an NBC News vice president, said the network had correspondents in Iraq "most of the time".

O'Brien, who memorably skewered Farage in an unrelated interview earlier this year, made the remarks in a discussion about Isis, or Islamic State.

On Tuesday, CNN indicated that no punishment was forthcoming; in an otherwise unrelated interview, Mark Whitaker, an executive vice president at CNN, emphasized that Mr. Martin had apologized in a statement, and noted that the original comments were made on Twitter, not the television network.

In a recent (unrelated) interview, comedian Sarah Silverman stated, "I think vaginas really, really scare a lot of people".

Bressman, 22, said in an unrelated interview with the Lincoln Journal-Star that he wanted to work on Ricketts' campaign after state GOP executive director Kenny Zoeller spoke in front of his class.

All subjects were confirmed as genetically unrelated through interviewing.

The organization said in a statement, "This promotional video is set to music, edited for impact, and mixed with other images, graphics and footage unrelated to the interview".

The poll and an extensive series of interviews (unrelated to the poll) indicate that among women, Senator Clinton has an advantage but has not yet closed the deal.

Biologically unrelated adults were interviewed by medical residents using a structured ICHD-II-based diagnostic questionnaire, the MIDAS questionnaire and SF-36.

Since Wenger rarely gives interviews unrelated to football, little is known of his personal feelings.