Sentence examples for whom I needed from inspiring English sources

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.

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'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.

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".

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.

But he said the group had not been granted visas to bring in international staff members whom it needed.