Sentence examples for decent spokesman from inspiring English sources

I've collaborated with the Future of Music Coalition, and my band, OK Go, has been among the first to find real success on the Internet — our songs and videos have been streamed and downloaded hundreds of millions of times (orders of magnitude above our CD sales) — so the committee thought I'd make a decent spokesman for up-and-coming musicians in this new era of digital pandemonium.

"We fail to provide enough land at prices that make it possible to build decent, affordable homes," a spokesman says.

"For them, there are no decent police," said one police spokesman.

"If you see someone who's in greater need of a seat – there are a number of reasons why that might be the case – that's very understandable and a decent thing to do," the spokesman said.

Being the most famous traveling spokesman for Internet freedom brings in a decent living, but it's not Silicon Valley money.

In return, the council would expect owners to bring houses "up to decent homes standard" and businesses "back into use", a spokesman said.

"We are acutely aware of our responsibilities and are committed to the humane, fair and decent treatment of all those in our care," a Serco spokesman said in an e-mail.

Guðjón Arngrímsson, a spokesman for the airline, said "we're getting decent traffic from other markets... we are trying to let the weak [króna] help us".

Mr. Hostetter, the Smithfield spokesman, said the company had "a history of very decent labor relations".

It's about young professionals who need a decent home but can't afford the market rents which have rocketed in London," the spokesman added.

"The numbers show that they've done a decent job of fundraising in the first quarter, but that's to be expected," said National Republican Senatorial Committee spokesman Brad Dayspring.