Sentence examples for talented spokesman from inspiring English sources

He was the talented spokesman of the Rockingham Whigs, and his political output took the form of occasional pieces provoked by current events.

"This symbolizes magnificently the failure of socialism, which succeeds in chasing away all talented people," proclaimed Patrick Devedjian, the spokesman for France's Rally for the Republic party.

Bale has been regarded as one of the world's most talented footballers and the FAW spokesman added the 24-year-old was a hot commodity in Skopje.

"They have helped the mayor connect to philanthropists and developers and attracted talented people to the city," the spokesman, Kevin Griffis, said in a statement.

"Clearly, we lost two guys that will be missed on the racetrack, very talented racecar drivers," the IndyCar Series spokesman John Griffin said in a telephone interview.

"The reason we built it around the Kiwis is that they were talented and available," said Bob Ratliffe, a spokesman for McCaw.

Malone said that he was not sure how talented his son was as a football player, which the Football University Youth All-American Bowl spokesman Kristian Dyer clarified.

According to a West Point spokesman, Lt. Col. James Whaley, the new guards were "quite talented" and "take pride" in their jobs.

A spokesman says Miliband is keen to point out that he is promoting talented young women.

"Richard Wallace is a very talented editor and we are not surprised that others can see that," a Trinity Mirror spokesman said.

A Home Office spokesman was quoted by the BBC a saying: "The UK is open to the brightest and best, including talented scientists and engineers, and it is wrong to suggest our policies prevent companies appointing the skilled workers they need.