| The selectees from the municipal departments were basically the leaders of the news departments or their spokespersons. |
| There is a sense today of the self-styled spokespersons for victim groups scanning the globe for something about which they can become outraged. |
| This conviction frequently prompts its spokespersons to make irritating declarations that border on megalomania, the odious or the comical. |
| In addition to this resistance within the ranks, military families have become public anti-war spokespeople and frontline activists. |
| We consider a correct understanding of ethos to be very important when using spokespeople in adverts. |
| But the lame explanation the Kerry spokespeople have come up with is hilarious. |
