Sentence examples for new spokesman from inspiring English sources

The third was that New York Democrats have come up with an unexpected new spokesman for urban America.

And public rage at the military galvanized around a new spokesman, the activist Ahmed Harara.

Its new spokesman is a basketball star, smooth, successful -- and 44-year-old -- Magic Johnson.

But the new spokesman turned out to be a bad choice to champion the innocent.

But many observers think that, regardless of who the new spokesman is, Mr Bush's chief megaphone will be Karl Rove, his long-time adviser.

Yesterday, Ms. Rich hired a new spokesman, Howard J. Rubenstein, and is said to be looking to hire a lawyer.

Besides, it seems the new spokesmen for these values have closed ranks, and believe that their lofty generalisations can't be overheard by those they describe or dismiss.

The Ukip leader said he was about to appoint a series of new spokesmen and women in a move to shed the party's "one-man band" image and announced work was already under way on its general election manifesto.

On September 2003, McDonald's announced Timberlake as a new spokesmen for their "I'm Lovin' It" campaign.

Ken Frydman, a Daily News spokesman, said "there's been an ongoing pattern where they didn't credit stories".

A Fox News spokesman would say only that Electronic Arts had been offered a chance to appear on the channel.