Sentence examples for spokesman for himself from inspiring English sources

In another instance, it appears Trump, pretending to be a spokesman for himself, leaked details of his first divorce from Ivana to People magazine.

Crittendon would often answer reporters' procedural inquiries by saying, "I'll have to check with the warden" — although he knew exactly what was going on because he had arranged it so, and was, in effect, serving as the spokesman for himself.

Meyer, a typically talkative spokesman for himself and Harvard, won't discuss his future in any detail.

Jay Carson, a spokesman for Mrs. Clinton, called himself a "big advocate" of using the entertainment press to get out the campaign message.

"We're in a lot of negotiations for W.A.P. content," said Mike Caldwell, a spokesman for Vodafone, who himself owns a W.A.P.-enabled mobile phone with links to the BBC and The Independent newspaper.

A spokesman for the party himself, the younger Nizami lives in the US.

Albert W. O'Leary, a spokesman for New York City Transit, counts himself as one of Mr. Makman's biggest fans.

Perhaps most surprisingly, someone is still paying Darko Milicic to play basketball, and he has suddenly appointed himself spokesman for Yao Ming's foot.

A "political consultant", Armando Gutierrez, appointed himself spokesman for the family; politicians hurried to the house for a photo-op and a permanent guard of demonstrators encircled the bungalow in prayer and anger.

"We do not want a confrontation -- we're not terrorists," a spokesman for the group, identifying himself only by the alias Flamenguista, said in an interview in the leading daily here, O Estado de São Paulo.

Paul Struthers, until just before Christmas a spokesman for the BHA, found himself in a position to take the less fashionable gamekeeper-turned-poacher route to become jockeys' leader.