| There was a even an issue cover I think, or at least some page art we had commissioned, showing Krugman as a crude pitchman or something. |
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| Maybe they should have Gough out on the doorsteps as a pitchman, dodging the election canvassers to personally tout the club's wares. |
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| Anyway, his position makes him a natural pitchman in St. Louis for just about anything. |
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| Without vendor sponsorship, you are never served up a speaker pretending to be unbiased, but is really just a pitchman. |
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| Who needs those guys when you've got the 43rd president of the United States as your TV pitchman? |
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| As health minister, he used his title to act as pitchman in a video produced by one of his political supporters. |
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| You do, however, get points for finding a pitchman whose name perfectly matches your product. |
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| Former Oakland A's batboy MC Hammer went from one of the world's biggest pop stars to Cash4Gold pitchman. |
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| Mr Marsalis came to Ms Schiff's aid and added corporate pitchman to his duties. |
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| When Mr Martelly was still a professional musician, Mr Lamothe hired him as a pitchman for his firm. |
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| He was a popular pitchman for a number of products both before and after his retirement. |
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| Bibi Netanyahu talked to the World Economic Forum this afternoon like a pitchman on a road show. |
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| He spent eight years as a corporate pitchman for General Electric. |
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| As the band lets the dueling guitars heat up, Johnson barks like a flea market pitchman, bargaining with wary shoppers for humanism and attention. |
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| Tripods, keister and loud talk don't make a pitchman any more than do fine feathers make fine birds. |
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| Robert, whose infomercials are excerpted in the movie's opening scenes, is the quintessential TV pitchman, at once blusteringly self-confident and transparently disingenuousness. |
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