Sentence examples for whom I need from inspiring English sources

Will I have the information required to do my job without the ward clerk, medical secretary and medical records staff whom I need to keep patients' notes?

I tried to explain to the young male Senate staffer who issued my orders that these hours were impossible: I had an infant whom I need to nurse during that time, and if I didn't feed him, I'd be extremely uncomfortable.

I called Splash the Friday before saying that I was bringing somebody for whom I needed a security guard and a vocal-quality microphone.

It came to represent my belated attempt to take on board "only connect": to a greater or lesser extent I remained critical throughout of the City and its inhabitants; but I also realised (thanks in part also to John Galsworthy and his Forsytes) that those practical men were flesh-and-blood humans whom I needed to portray in as three-dimensional a way as possible.

One of the Iteration 4 students noted how the Role Profiles helped: "The description of the role was most helpful, [I had a] clear understanding of my role, responsibilities and whom I needed to communicate with" (Iteration 4, Duty Manager).

It was myself with whom I needed to be concerned.

Notwithstanding the enchanted, vengeful pigeon, whom I will need to watch out for from now on, or until Marion returns for "2 Days in White Plains".

I'm sad when I remember the (too many) times I thought of someone whom I felt needed my help, but didn't stop what I was doing to reach out to them.

This person added, "I think she has assigned a usefulness quotient to everyone in her life: Whom do I need to accomplish this?

It will be a world where you can type, "Whom do I need to know at Dropbox?" and have the most relevant faces appear right before you.

I need God; I need friends with whom I can honestly share my failures and feelings of inadequacy".