Sentence examples for spokesman under from inspiring English sources

Powell was 55 and shadow defence spokesman under Edward Heath.

Freixa (3,068) was the board's spokesman under Bartomeu.

In 1996, Maurice was made a peer and he served as shadow Treasury spokesman under Ian Duncan Smith's leadership.

"Naftali Bennett has become the benchmark for the right," says Uri Dromi, an Israeli government spokesman under the Rabin and Peres administrations of the 1990s.

"Karl tends to follow what is being said about him, somewhat obsessively I think," said Scott McClellan, a former White House spokesman under Mr. Bush.

This meant that he did not last long as an opposition junior spokesman under Heath, and nor did he hold office during the Heath government of 1970-74.

A Department for Transport spokesman said: "Under-age driving is illegal and no person under the age of 17 should be driving a car.

That is indeed worth - in an Elysee spokesman's unofficial (under)statement - a "bad case of the blues".

Did he grasp the constraints the spokesman was under?

The situation at Karni crossing, it was explained to me by an army spokesman, fell under this definition.

Patrick Calabria, a Stony Brook spokesman, said, "Under the law, the value of the property is based on current zoning, not on the zoning you wish you had".