Sentence examples for spokesman working from inspiring English sources

Although he soon became a front-bench spokesman, working on employment alongside Tony Blair, and has diligently toiled in party backrooms at election times, he is not noted as a Blairite loyalist.

Ray Sullivan, a Bush campaign spokesman working from Tallahassee, would not comment on whether the campaign was considering a legal challenge to the vote in Gadsden County, saying only, "When we feel there may be problems and violations, we've certainly raised questions and concerns".

Initially, a spokesman working for the city of Ferguson had promoted the meetings to the media.

The Daily Mail wrote that a spokesman working for the Élysée Palace said in November 2009 that "they had no comment to make on the latest mockery of their first couple".

It's extremely difficult to predict how soon after any given storm that it will be safe to visit shoreline areas, says Stephen West, a Coast Guard spokesman working with the Unified Area Command.

(The Mayor, according to a spokesman, is working on it).

An HS2 Ltd spokesman said: "Work on improving the links to Scotland is ongoing".

"She was the go-to person on the ground," said John Rhatigan, a spokesman who worked with her.

A spokesman added: "Work on our fantastic new Dorridge store will begin shortly and we expect to open next autumn.

But a subtler argument that voters' economic struggles cannot be grasped by men as privileged as Mr Cameron and George Osborne, his Treasury spokesman, may work.

"Look, it's the state capital of the second most populous state in the union," a Lyft spokesman who works for RideSharing Works, Reed Galen, added.