Sentence examples for the first spokesman from inspiring English sources

In 1751 he argued for excluding everyone from Pennsylvania except the English; Morgan calls him "the first spokesman for a lily-white America".

The emergency call on the domestic assault was eventually answered by officers from another sector who did not find any assault with a knife in progress, the first spokesman said.

He is the first spokesman to sit in on cabinet meetings, and no one in the Blair administration spends more time with the prime minister on a daily basis.

Tzara's apparent dissidence and the crisis he helped provoke within the Communist Party were celebrated by Breton, who had adopted a pro-Hungarian stance, and who defined his friend and rival as "the first spokesman of the Hungarian demand".

A class of intellectuals sought to revive the Arabic cultural heritage and eventually became the first spokesmen of a new Arab nationalism.

Mr. Fox hired the singer Bing Crosby as the company's first spokesman and went door to door in his neighborhood in Hingham, Mass., giving out samples.

A month earlier he had been welcomed as Ireland's first spokesman at the assembly of the League of Nations.

A second Ma'ariv spokesman and the Obama campaign dispute the first Ma'ariv spokesman's account, and the newspaper refuses to comment further.

Mr Osborne is their first spokesman in the London theatre.

On Friday, the shadow health secretary, Andy Burnham, became the first frontbench spokesman to publicly call for more action from Labour.

Dan Marino recently became the first celebrity spokesman, having lost 22 pounds using NutriSystem after the 2005 06 football season ended.