Sentence examples for being spokesmen from inspiring English sources

The campaign spawned a parody on "Saturday Night Live," while numerous sportswriters jokingly cited the Chunky Soup Curse, which has its own Web site, a theory that players are hobbled by injuries and poor performances after being spokesmen for the brand.

Self-styled experts like Ham appear to be spokesmen of certitudes.

The 16 coaches essentially were spokesmen for their universities' athletic agendas.

While away for the summer, they had been spokesmen and spokeswomen for their university.

The brothers would be included on the show and Mr. Mays and Mr. Sullivan were both going to be spokesmen.

He provides some vests free to riders like Townend and Laghouag, who are not paid to be spokesmen.

Three were lawyers for Microsoft; two were spokesmen for the company.

In 1889, its members were "spokesmen in public squares and writers of periodicals.

Mr. McGovern is spokesman for a national "Got breakfast?" campaign.

In short, they say, he has become the BBC's management's spokesman.

The newspaper headline said "Prodi tells Rutelli: Fassino to be spokesman".