Sentence examples for handsome spokesman from inspiring English sources
Its point of view hews closest to that of Colin Goddard, a former Corps of Cadets and R.O.T.C. member who was shot four times in a Virginia Tech classroom — three bullets are still inside him — and who is now a compelling, not to mention ruggedly handsome, spokesman for gun control.
Rozelle was a tanned, handsome, central-casting spokesman who was great at unruffling inter-owner-feud feathers and smilingly molding the sport into an attractive television commodity: the architect of the game we have today.
Lindbergh was the ideal spokesman: charismatic, handsome, brave, sympathetic.
"It has very comfortable accommodations," said Mike McCarron, an airport spokesman, who said the flame — ensconced in a handsome brass lantern and accompanied by several backup flames — was "treated similar to a head of state".
Eloquent, energetic and boyishly handsome, Mr. Menendez, 47, is frequently called upon to be a spokesman for the party on a variety of issues.
That is to say, the prime minister's official spokesman is not only, like Ms Platell, a former tabloid journalist paid a handsome salary to burnish the image of Tony Blair.
As Frances Snyder, a tribal spokesman, puts it: "The American dream is OK, but they don't like us having it"—despite handsome contributions to the local community from the profits of the tribe's casino.
"Handsome is as handsome does".
