Sentence examples for communications tells from inspiring English sources

Fred Jacobs, vice-president of communications, tells me the company is unshaken by the growing musical boycott.

Stephen Phelan, its director of mission communications, tells me that the problem lies with secular aid groups, not evangelicals.

Henry's support for the Conservatives had actually located a challenge that Labour still has, and must deal with in the next six weeks, Alastair Campbell, Tony Blair's former director of communications, tells me: "I think we've still got a problem, an assumption 'how can you call yourself Labour if you make a lot of money?' And 'I've got to vote Tory if I'm rich'".

We also hope visitors and neighbors will benefit from the platform as it grows through use," Harvard's digital director of communications tells the schools' paper.

"We are also having a surge on our YouTube page," Tim Williamson, assistant director of Harvard athletic communications, tells The Huffington Post, "which includes video of when Jeremy played here".

Neina, a marketing administrator who also works with SADA (Seasonal Affective Disorder Association) on their media and communications, tells me about her experience of first being diagnosed with the condition: "There's quite often a trigger with SAD.

"We're part of the community," Jeffrey Noel, Whirlpool's vice president for corporate communications, told me.

Rebecca Summers, then the director of communications, told Monsignor Murphy to call the police, according to the testimony.

"Go with what's in your heart," Craig Oliver, his director of communications, told him.

"We're trying to be a little less 'Brigadoon'-ish," Christian Feuerstein, Sterling's director of communications, told me.

Ben Rhodes, the deputy national-security adviser for strategic communications, told me that Washington was "trapped in very stale narratives".