Sentence examples for wishes to interview from inspiring English sources

Lyndsey herself had written a document, which is given to anybody who wishes to interview her, listing many requirements.

The situation in this case, however, is less straightforward because the Gag Order does not impose any restrictions on Nichols; it restricts only the speech of Malhan, whom Nichols wishes to interview.

Nichols wishes to interview one of the parties in Myronova v. Malhan, but is unable to because the Gag Order restrains all parties to the litigation from discussing any aspect of the divorce proceedings.

If an employer has examined your curriculum vitae and wishes to interview you, it means that they liked what they saw; meaning that you can focus solely on making a great first impression.

Cummings said he personally wished to interview Kelly, Wray and White House Counsel Donald McGahn.

Not all groups we wished to interview were available for comment.

You may wish to interview the director, volunteers and those who receive services there.

Monitors might wish to interview Yates of the Yard, who investigated 'cash for coronets'.

But he said the army had still not made available around seven soldiers the commission wished to interview.

Scotland Yard said it did not comment on whom it wished to interview and added: "There is no ongoing investigation".

In his last published piece he wrote of seeking the person he wished to interview: "I stumbled over sandals and the men sleeping next to them.