Sentence examples for make a spokesperson from inspiring English sources
Dallas police did not make a spokesperson available for this article.
"The decision to go on to higher education is one that only individuals can make," a spokesperson said.
"This has been a difficult decision to make," a spokesperson for the company told TechCrunch.
"As the chairman said, it's still under review and no final decision has been made," a spokesperson said.
The working group has been established, but it is "early days and no decisions have been made", a spokesperson for the bank told the BBC.
"We think if we invest in our customers, when our customers are profitable or ready to put servers into production, they will invest in us by choosing plans that allow us to make a profit," a spokesperson told me.
"It's not unusual for people to propose advertising bans when they're looking to make a point," said a spokesperson.
"We often hear from passengers that they were told of 'technical issues' at the airport, only for it to change when the passenger goes to make a claim," says a spokesperson from Bott & Co, a legal firm that specialises in flight delay claims and represented passengers' interests in the KLM case.
But does that make him a spokesperson for his race?
Perhaps the Red Cross could make her a spokesperson -- even if she can't walk yet.
"There has been no breach of 'promise' and nor has Barclays acted in a way which is contrary to any statement we have made," a Barclays spokesperson said.
