Sentence examples for farewell interview from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

The thought occurred to me on Air Force One a few weeks ago when I was escorted into President Clinton's cabin for a farewell interview.

In a farewell interview, Karl Rove puts a characteristically partisan spin on the record of his years in service to the Bush administration.

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.

In farewell interviews Mr. Romanow, a figure in provincial politics since 1967, has talked about emulating Canada's right-wing fusion attempts by forging an alliance of his New Democratic Party and the governing Liberals.

David A. Paterson, New York's soon-to-be former governor, has given a bunch of farewell interviews in recent weeks, some of them reflective, some wistful and some, to be frank, a tad whiny about why things didn't always go right for him.

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.

Ms. Meier, who blasted the festival's competence in a farewell press interview, contributed her customary hair-raising intensity to the stage.

WASHINGTON — There was Joseph I. Lieberman, in the midst of his extended farewell tour of interviews, speeches and personal appearances ("This feels like the Last Waltz of the Band," he said), talking about how much people have hated him.