Sentence examples for a regular spokesman from inspiring English sources

LaVoy Finicum, a regular spokesman for the armed militia, which has occupied the federal land since last Saturday, told the men they were not welcome or needed and that the militia was trying to minimize conflicts – not bring more guns to the compound.

An engaging, witty, quick-thinking, and irreverent politician, Kennedy soon became one of the SDP's most regular spokesmen on radio and television.

Atascadero has such a unit, but Wednesday's attack occurred in a regular unit, department spokesman Ken August said.

At a regular Tuesday briefing, a spokesman for the Chinese Foreign Ministry, Hong Lei, said that China was not a signatory to the United Nations convention empowering the International Criminal Court and that the government has "serious reservations" about the charges against Mr. Bashir.

At a regular Ministry of Defence press briefing, spokesman Geng Yansheng said China's space programme was for peaceful purposes, says Beijing News.

"In many cases, a convertible car may cost less to insure than a regular vehicle," said a spokesman for Admiral insurance.

"We are disturbed by reports of the disappearances," John Kirby, a state department spokesman, told a regular news briefing.

Favourite ports of call are the Centre for American Progress in Washington and Harvard University (where Douglas Alexander, Labour's foreign-affairs spokesman, is a regular).

In Beijing, a foreign ministry spokesman told a regular news briefing he was still seeking information on the latest self-immolation.

Asked about Tohti's case, a foreign ministry spokesman told a regular news briefing that "the Chinese government makes such judicial decisions on the basis of facts and in accordance with the law".

The spokesman told a regular Westminster media briefing: "Individual decisions about tailored work requirements for people who are in receipt of taxpayer-funded benefits are taken on a case-by-case basis by jobcentre staff.