Sentence examples for who I interview from inspiring English sources

Safe Chemicals Director, Andy Igrejas, who I interview this week on my radio program, wants the bill strengthened so the EPA is empowered to act immediately to curtail the use of the most highly toxic chemicals.

Toby Johnson, who I interviewed for my book Reinventing You, taught me this one.

JONATHAN CAPEHART: That's Rep. John Lewis, who I interviewed for "Cape Up" in 2018.

My ears heard the cheers and I did interview some students who were enthusiastic, as was Barnard's president, who I interviewed.

I had my reservations but theatre-goer Lydia Nicholson, who I interviewed after the show, was much more enthusiastic.

The peculiar ageless quality of Japanese fashion was well conveyed to me recently by artist Liliane Lijn (who I interviewed about a new book, Fashion Game Changers).

The individuals who I interviewed were able to illustrate many of the themes that I wanted to document, and much more.

Some of those who I interviewed — even some Republicans who didn't favor Lieberman — thought McCain could have "sold" him to the Party if he had really tried.

One young man who I interviewed for a pre-parole had been given a four year sentence for nothing more than a homosexual liaison.

One of his friends, who I interviewed days before, had recently burned the source material for his artworks after his flat was raided by the secret police.

"Anybody who's an adult, working in the adult world, realizes that your ability to encourage other people, form groups, and get the best out of everybody is the secret to success," says Lucas, who I interviewed at the forum.