Sentence examples for of the spokesman from inspiring English sources
"McLeroy is kind of the spokesman for the social conservatives, and publishers will work with him throughout.
Vatican II clarified this ambiguity in the idea of the spokesman of the church by its emphasis on the collegial character of the primacy of the pope.
His most censured enterprise was acceptance of the role of the spokesman for the aborted Nixon-Mitchell attempt to impeach Mr. Justice Douglas in 1970.
The firing of the spokesman, Yoon Chang-jung, was announced after Mr. Yoon abruptly broke off from the presidential delegation visiting Washington and returned home earlier this week.
The body of the spokesman, David Rossi, was found covered with a sheet, beneath an open window overlooking a courtyard outside the building, a restored 14th century fortress.
Jessica D. Lynch misstated the given name of the spokesman for the West Virginia Department of Military Affairs who is helping her family with media requests.
"This was the reaction of the people of Afghanistan," the spokesman, Zabiullah Mujahid, said.
Stacey Cowles, 40, is publisher of The Spokesman-Review and runs the company print and online operations.
Mrs. Blackwood, who had lived in Spokane since 1994, was a grandmother of Stacey Cowles, publisher of The Spokesman-Review newspaper, and Elizabeth Allison Cowles, who runs KHQ-TV of Spokane.
They married in 1959, and together they moved to Spokane, where Mr. Cowles's grandfather had bought The Spokane Review in 1893 and The Spokane Daily Chronicle in 1897, and became publisher of The Spokesman-Review and president of the Cowles Publishing Company in 1970.
Besides Mr. Sulzberger, Ms. Cowles is survived by her son, who succeeded his father as the publisher of The Spokesman-Review; a daughter, Elizabeth A. Cowles, the chairwoman of Cowles Publishing Company; a brother, Dr. Richard Stacey; and four grandchildren, all of Spokane.
