television interview

Later, he sat for a television interview outside the house.

They are outside, giving television interviews and trying to present their position.

He left the hearing less than an hour after it started to do a television interview.

One of the American networks wants to do a television interview.

They have breakfast, watch the television interview shows, and talk.

But not in a television interview by one who has been given a national forum.

And late that same summer, I was invited to my first television interview.

Above all, the extended television interview had yet to be developed in 1947.

"We, of course, know that should be done," he said in a television interview.

She had met him last year when he came to do a series of television interviews with women in prison.

That in itself is almost enough to guarantee television interviews.

He has taken part in numerous radio and television interviews.

In fact, the candidate was eager to talk about his television interview.

"I saw the situation as very sensitive," he said in a television interview.

"We played cards every day," he said in the television interview.

He has given more than 100 radio, newspaper, and television interviews.

He sees a television interview with a young woman who claims to have had a similar experience.

Another said that she had decided to stay upstate to do a television interview.

"The psychological moment when people begin to lose hope is close by," the King said in a television interview.

Others are finding it increasingly difficult to get television interviews.

Gardner's television interviews began in 1954 and continued until 1965.

The television interviews that brought him to the attention of the world were based around his own reaction to the attack.

An annual award for best television interview is named after her.

Lana is getting ready for a television interview about her career.

He is learning English and speaks it well enough to do television interviews.