Sentence examples for spokesmen like from inspiring English sources
Nor, however, will these changes add up to the new constitutional settlement that government spokesmen like to talk about.
As long as it tolerates leaders and spokesmen like Lord Carey, Christianity is perfectly capable of waging war on itself.
In the online videos, spokesmen like the former professional wrestler Hulk Hogan and the entertainer 50 Cent will host product demonstrations.
Arguing the other side are familiar spokesmen like the Rev. Roy Bourgeois, a peace activist who leads an annual nonviolent demonstration at Fort Benning.
For the next three years the Secretary of State for Health read back this comment to him and opposition spokesmen like me who exposed the true figures and complained about the over-hype.
Such figures help industry spokesmen like Jonathan Zuck of the Association for Competitive Technology, which paid for the Hahn study, to argue that "the costs associated with regulation appear to be higher than the benefits achieved by regulation".
Brotherhood spokesmen liked to emphasize the role of women, but it was hard to take these claims seriously.
But as Menzies Campbell, the Liberal Democrats' foreign-affairs spokesman, likes to say, foreign policy is not arithmetic.
As Michael Gove, the Tory education spokesman, likes to point out, a poor boy educated in a state school has almost as much chance of playing for Manchester United as going to Oxford or Cambridge.
"It is something people tend to buy when they go somewhere," said David Castelveter, a T.S.A. spokesman, like Walt Disney World in Orlando, Fla., where collectible snow globes cost as much as $150, as well as less obvious destinations like Siberia.
And third, live lobby briefings could encourage a prime minister to appoint a showman as press secretary, rather than a straight-batted spokesman like Ellam.
