Sentence examples for a farewell interview with from inspiring English sources

One aide did say that Mr. Clinton has been offered a significant sum to conduct a farewell interview with a foreign television station.

In a farewell interview with Guardian Australia in September, Broderick offered advice to her successor: "Do what you can, when you can... Don't respond to the barbs.

White, a former federal prosecutor and Wall Street defense lawyer in her pre-SEC days, said in a farewell interview with Reuters that she does not know what she will do next, though retirement is not an option.

In a farewell interview, he scoffed, "I am too odious for this brave new world".

"We told Shell that we were proceeding with the utmost caution and would be watching them every step of the way," Mr. Salazar said in a farewell interview in his expansive corner office.

Yet he has just given a farewell interview to the Telegraph: "He said the recent strike over plans to contract out certain jobs was 'a great sadness, in part because he sympathises with the union case.

KOFI Annan's farewell interview with the BBC, broadcast yesterday, was an enlightening and touching piece of radio.

In farewell interviews with the Israeli media, outgoing U.S. Ambassador Martin Indyk on Wednesday blamed both sides for derailing peace efforts.

And Letterman, as he has explained in some of his farewell interviews this year, made a sort of peace with being No. 2 and found his way back, only this time to a different place.

There was a farewell visit with his daughter.

Miss Small, a former broadcast journalist, has a farewell appointment with President Reagan on Thursday.