Sentence examples for spokesman feeling from inspiring English sources
Having an "open-door chain of command" between their two offices, the former adviser said, can lead to a spokesman feeling pressure to lie to protect the president.
Michael Kammarman, a team spokesman, said that Keller was feeling significantly better and that "we don't expect it to be an issue".
Sepp Blatter has been discharged from the hospital where the suspended Fifa president was admitted for a check-up after feeling unwell, his spokesman Klaus Stölhker told Reuters TV.
An Armstrong spokesman said Armstrong was still feeling lingering effects of a hip injury from a crash early in the Tour de France and that he wanted to spend time with his family before his children begin school.
A police spokesman said: "The campaigners are feeling pretty stupid.
He is alert, resting and feeling better," said spokesman Adam Jentleson in a statement.
A union spokesman said that Hunter was tired and feeling under the weather.
A team spokesman said only that Jansen "wasn't feeling well".
A spokesman for the Met recently said Mr. Levine was feeling much better and couldn't wait to get back to work.
Former President George Bush was admitted to a hospital with an irregular heartbeat Thursday night after feeling ill at a reception, a spokesman said.
"The dealers are really feeling the pinch already," said William A. Newman, a spokesman for the National Association of Automobile Dealers in McLean, Va.
