Sentence examples for serving as spokesman from inspiring English sources

A native of Vienna, Mr. Zeiler worked as a journalist before serving as spokesman for several Austrian chancellors.

Since becoming its executive vice president and chief executive in 1991, he has devoted himself to the organization, serving as spokesman but also top administrator.

Mr. Trichet, serving as spokesman for the group, did not refer to any specific countries but said there was a divergence between the advanced economies and "impressive" growth in emerging markets.

Fabiani, who is also serving as spokesman for Lance Armstrong during a federal grand jury's doping investigation, said a new downtown stadium for the Chargers would cost $750 million to $800 million.

Mr. Trichet was serving as spokesman for a group of central bank presidents and regulators from the United States, Britain, Japan and other countries who met in Basel to discuss changes to the global financial system.

He was the department's director, also serving as spokesman for The Times, from 1972 to 1980, and went on to be the director of agency relations for Golf Digest and Tennis magazines before retiring.

In advertising, there are now black authority figures serving as spokesmen in multimillion-dollar campaigns, like Dennis Haysbert, for Allstate, and James Earl Jones, for Verizon.

"The women are very marketable," said Mr. Kingsbury, who also serves as spokesman for the trade group.

Joe Camel himself may as well have served as spokesman for the New York State Restaurant Association in the article "Restaurant Group Rallies Against Smoking Ban" (Nov. 24).

Before joining the White House, Mr. Wilkinson served as spokesman for Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld during the 2000 presidential transition.

Austria's new finance minister, the Freedom Party's Karl-Heinz Grasser, served as spokesman for Magna's Austrian subsidiary.