Sentence examples for could have interviewed from inspiring English sources

Instead of doing this myself I could have interviewed people and followed families around.

But they could have interviewed all those oily characters on this side of the lobby, by the ticket counters, instead of the other side.

If the police had been able to get access to it, they could have interviewed Mr. Martin's friend about what he had told her in those final moments of his life and what else she had heard.

Claus Schmidt, the newsman I mentioned earlier, died about five years ago, but I'm not sure I could have interviewed him about his own resilience even if he were alive.

Listing out specific people the FBI could have interviewed in the investigation of Kavanaugh, attorneys Debra Katz, Lisa Banks, and Michael Bromwich called the investigation "a stain on the process".

For instance, if the BBC wanted to present a more nuanced view of the shouting match that apparently took place at a public meeting in Lambeth Town Hall, maybe they could have interviewed some of those present who were criticizing the police.

Ursula Lidbetter, who chairs the group, said the board could not have interviewed candidates for the job before the governance vote was passed and that it had decided to act quickly.

The problem lay with release forms, or rather a lack thereof, which meant that the fighters who Cianfrance had interviewed couldn't legally be shown on film.

I could tell you, we've interviewed almost everyone.

As far as I could tell, no one has interviewed Iggy explicitly and exclusively about fashion, so that's precisely what I did.

Company representatives could have been interviewed, but the information would have reflected the interview subjects' personal views of the partnership.