Sentence examples for second spokesperson from inspiring English sources

"Over the past 18 months, we have incorporated the technology and talent of our ZipDial acquisition across our company," a second spokesperson at the company told me.

In other, more deranged instances, Trump's alter ego emerged as a second spokesperson named "John Miller," who was used to boost his playboy reputation in between the mogul's marriages.

Hughes was Facebook's first spokesperson, and after leaving the company, he ran Barack Obama's online campaign in 2008.

Last year, Covergirl hired YouTube star/Ebola James Charles as its first male face, while Maybelline tapped online beauty guru Manny Gutierrez as its first spokesperson.

I don't want to say that I've been calling my Jenny Craig consultant a lot, but I'm pretty sure I'm the first spokesperson whom they've considered filing a restraining order against.

"There were threats made inside there, which caused him to be escorted out of the location, and then once we arrived there were threats and a disturbance on the sidewalk which caused him to be arrested," said a second NYPD spokesperson, detective Marc Nell.

Just let that sink in for second: A spokesperson for the Church was boasting that they are the biggest donor to Toys for Tots, because they make their members buy books that they themselves publish, which are then forced upon needy children.

He said his interest in child sex abuse stretched back to 1989 when he was deputy to Joan Lestor when she was Labour's first frontbench spokesperson on children.

More on the factory farm front: The movement to ban sow gestation crates may have its first celebrity spokesperson: the pregnant actress Kristen Bell, who wrote a letter to the C.E.O. of the National Pork Producers Council urging a ban on the practice.

A woman who spent part of her school years in the UK is to become a public face of the Hamas government in Gaza following her appointment as its first female spokesperson.

"The reason we do that, just to be clear, is because with something like bad driving, we're not going to take away someone's ability to earn a living without talking to them first," the spokesperson said.