What is "spokeswoman"

Usage examples of "spokeswoman".

I could become a spokeswoman for every woman who had ever been wronged.

The Israeli Air Force spokeswoman said an American fighter-bomber had downed the planes.

A Finnish government spokeswoman gave a news conference, declaring that it was the worst incident of its type their country had witnessed since the 1950s, but declining to confirm whether it was a ROC shooting, and stressing there was no connection with, or risk to, the EU conference.

After all, who could be better to serve as spokeswoman to a batch of primitive, isolationist religious fanatics than another primitive religious fanatic?

Feet stomp and calumnies fly while the screen blinks back and forth between a droning newscaster and a tampon spokeswoman doing splits on the beach and sliding down banisters.

She was the unofficial spokeswoman and captain of the New Bedford girls, twenty years old, her face less pretty than strongly beautiful, with its close, secretive mouth.

I had become a United Nations spokeswoman on the subject, but every time I spoke it brought back painful emotional and physical memories.

Rosemary Keenan, meanwhile, the network spokeswoman, was quoted as saying it was the Letterman producers who made the call.

Stavely, or a spokeswoman for an industry which is so obsessed with profit that it regularly kills people or mutilates them, using drugs it knows in advance to be unsafe?

Unconscious spokeswoman for the ninety-nine hundredths of the human race!

A spokeswoman from a neighbourhood watch group came on an afternoon phone-in and told the story of how a gang of youths had leapt over fences from garden to garden down her street jumping higher and faster than she thought possible.

Etta Rosado, spokeswoman for the Volusia County Department of Elections, said the county essentially accepted the file at face value, did nothing to confirm the accuracy of it and doesn’t inform citizens ahead of time that they have been dropped from the voter rolls.