Sentence examples for be free to interview from inspiring English sources

Asked Friday if the service should be free to interview anyone, its prospective director, Mr. Reilly, said: "Of course.

And I was free to interview others I encountered along the way, under whatever ground rules I could negotiate.

The police detectives were free to interview the mock-suspect in any way they felt appropriate but were asked to try to incorporate (some of) the taught techniques in the post-training interviews.

Despite Ahmadinejad's assurances that I was free to interview whomever I liked, a senior government official told me that I should avoid behaving "sneakily" during my stay, illustrating his point with a serpentine movement of his hand.

That means investigators are free to interview whomever they can, but have no way to force them to cough up information or papers if they decline.

I have completed my undergraduate education recently and I am free to interview at any time.

Before Wednesday's suspension, Mr. Gingrich had told some of Fox's competitors that he would be free to be interviewed elsewhere after he signaled his intentions.

Swimmer Josh Palmer will be free to join them after being interviewed by Rio police for nearly six hours on Saturday over his claims he was robbed at gunpoint in Copacabana.

They were also informed that they would be free to pull out of the interview at any point.

Credentialed members of the press are also free to interview event attendees outside of established security perimeters or inside those perimeters once our security protocols have been lifted.

All patients interviewed gave verbal consent and were free to stop the interview at any time.