Sentence examples for be prepared to be interviewed from inspiring English sources

They need to be prepared to be interviewed by the massive press corps present.

Lead microbiologists in each trust were sent an information sheet about the study and asked whether they, or another suitable member of the hospital's infection control staff, would be prepared to be interviewed.

If they answered 'yes', the pro forma went on to ask if they would be prepared to be interviewed and, if so, to provide a telephone number and time that the researcher could contact them to undertake a telephone interview.

No senior government official was prepared to be interviewed by the Guardian.

Police have attempted to interview him under caution but he has refused for fear of incriminating himself, although he is prepared to be interviewed as a witness.

Nobody at the base is prepared to be interviewed, but when we show up the next afternoon, we drive around the inside perimeter and are cheerfully welcomed by the Polisario soldiers who are protecting the people who were once meant to protect them.

This may in part be due to the particular women who were prepared to be interviewed, but also the effect of being interviewed by a midwife, even one not involved in their care.

She was preparing to be interviewed as part of a boutique literary festival, Le Conversazioni, which in its second year is already attracting more boldface names than the gossip columns.

A few hundred yards away at the chic Piazza Venezia, a ceremony of a different kind is taking place involving another, equally decorated 80-year-old: Ennio Morricone, the godfather of film music, is preparing to be interviewed.

Any Democrat who is preparing to be interviewed this weekend really needs to read this article, and perhaps prepare a few talking points of their own.

On September 1st 2015, I was preparing to be interviewed by Fox News HQ with Elizabeth Prann to discuss the challenges of flying with a food allergy.