Sentence examples for a spokesman call from inspiring English sources

Then the Northern Alliance said it had taken the city, a claim staked by having a spokesman call Cable News Network.

A spokesman called the ordinance unenforceable.

— but a spokesman called the lunch "chiefly social".

Then they discovered what a spokesman called "the lifeless bodies of 72 people".

Former President Richard M. Nixon began what a spokesman called a private fact-finding trip to Moscow today.

Mrs. Clinton, through a spokesman, called the letter a "personal insult".

The Department for Education welcomed what a spokesman called "a lasting culture change in attitudes" since Oliver's exposé.

After a few days, however, a spokesman called the death of Bin Laden a "great tragedy," and some Taliban figures said they would seek to avenge his death.

The Bloomberg administration said the plans needed to be adjusted to meet market demand, with a spokesman calling the most recent incarnation "the only way forward".

When we showed the mayor's office Galliard's plans to sell to Hong Kongers first, a spokesman called the adverts "shameful".

A spokesman called the conversation "businesslike," and said it was intended to open talks between the companies.