Sentence examples for spokesman for all from inspiring English sources

Raymond Fox flourishes as Midas, here sounding like a clueless spokesman for all the world's one-percenters.

But it is evident that the inmate organizers could, if recognized as spokesman for all inmates, make themselves to be power figures among the inmates.

"It's rare that equality and love win out in such a clear manner," said Guillaume Bonnet, a French spokesman for All Out, an international gay rights group.

Colin King, a lawyer serving as a spokesman for all six families, said they had had a difficult time with the news.

At the Healthwatch Forum, Sir Stephen Bubb, a spokesman for all the voluntary organisations, claimed that most medical research is done by charities, not the NHS.

Muhammad made the concept of ummah work by expanding his role as arbiter so as to become the sole spokesman for all residents of Yathrib, also known as Medina.

"They have returned, but they are still living in fear," said Shamaun Alfred Gill, spokesman for the All Pakistan Minorities Alliance.

"This report is misleading, vague, self-contradictory and concocted," said Sayeed Qasim Rasool Ilyas, a spokesman for the All India Muslim Personal Law Board, which opposes the building of a temple.

A spokesman for the All England Club said yesterday that as far as he was aware none had arrived, save the British Olympic Association chairman Craig Reedie.

"But as a spokesman for all Catholics, you should be concerned with those who are slaughtering you all over the world".

On Tuesday, Johnny Perkins, a spokesman for the All-England Club, said in an e-mail that Wimbledon would not give John Tomic a credential and would bar him from the grounds.