Sentence examples for have a spokesman from inspiring English sources

It is time for a change, and they have a spokesman in Jeremy Corbyn.

The movement has chosen not to have a spokesman and did not offer official comment on the Democrats' attentions.

In the US, under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, every company has to have a spokesman you can reach.

"We always work hard with our airline partners to resolve any requirements they might have," a spokesman says.

The extra hours would amount to about $216,000 a year, money the district does not have, a spokesman for the school system said.

Fortunately, Mr. Kancheli and his colleagues have a spokesman of unequaled eloquence: the Latvian violinist Gidon Kremer, who appears here in two works, with his Kremerata Baltica and with the pianist Oleg Maisenberg.

Having a spokesman with the stature and reputation for fearlessness of Mr. Bettis could go a long way.

De Maizière already had a spokesman, so Merkel became the deputy.

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

Its culture is closed, its designs exemplary, its products highly profitable, and in Mr. Jobs it has a spokesman who doesn't suffer fools.

He is grieving, and grief doesn't have a timetable," spokesman Mike Arning said Monday.