Sentence examples for spokesman someone from inspiring English sources

Egyptology has as its international spokesman someone for whom all discourse tends toward propaganda.

And not long ago, a spokesman, someone paid to talk, refused to put his name to a statement.

Or I could imagine an exciting new spokesman, someone called, say, Sammy the Stuff Guy, who would sprint around malls in red and green Nike spandex, high-fiving kids and passing out CD's, nose rings and tattoo kits.

A spokesman said: "Someone out there still doesn't realise they have won".

Another difficulty, he said, is in dealing with Syrian ministries, which often lack a spokesman or someone designated to deal with the press.

Before that he worked at a Washington lobby firm, and before that he worked as a spokesman for someone that a lot of Facebook's cool users would consider very uncool: former President George W. Bush.

But Ian Sturton, a commission spokesman, said, "If someone thinks there is a violation, they can file a complaint".

He is all right, a spokesman said, but someone else from the firm I was supposed to meet, Christopher Quackenbush, head of mergers and acquisitions, is missing.

Detective Sergeant Kevin Smith, another police spokesman, said that someone from the precinct then notified an officer in the Internal Affairs Unit, which investigates all charges of police misconduct.

A company spokesman confirmed that someone of the same name did work at the SpaceX for roughly the time period claimed by Benthall.

A spokesman said: "For someone to talk about the cruelty they endured takes unimaginable bravery, and they must feel confident that they will be listened to.