Sentence examples for spokesman of a from inspiring English sources

You can't blame Holden for having been designated the official spokesman of a cliché-choked youth culture.

He sees himself as the spokesman of a social movement and Labour as a party of social protest.

"Time is running out for the red shirts," Col. Sansern Keawkunnerd, a spokesman of a government body created to address the crisis, said on Thursday.

That was a bit rich, coming from the spokesman of a politician who has cultivated a muscular, outdoor, macho image in more than a decade as Russia's strongman.

"This is the worst attack in the past few years," Col. Pramote Promin, deputy spokesman of a regional security agency, told The Associated Press.

Ghoga, a former president of the Libyan Bar Association, declared himself the spokesman of a rival interim council but then joined hands with Jalil.

Talk Story about an interview with Robert Pickus, 50, a founder, the president and main spokesman of an organization called the World Without War Council.

From serving as the anthropomorphic spokesman of an insurance company to appearing in blow-up glory as the mascot of the electronica duo Duck Sauce, these slightly goofy birds aren't going anywhere.

AFP quoted a spokesman of an Ansar Dine breakaway faction as saying that it was jointly "ensuring security" with the MNLA.

Thus, revivalists have an a priori advantage over spokesmen of a modernized ethic, and conservative politicians an advantage over progressives.

A class of intellectuals sought to revive the Arabic cultural heritage and eventually became the first spokesmen of a new Arab nationalism.