Sentence examples for spokesman needs from inspiring English sources

"When the spokesman needs a spokesman, it's time to move on," Mr. Coulson said.

"I stand by what I've said about those events, but when the spokesman needs a spokesman, it's time to move on," he said.

A September tweet about Andy Coulson – "If your spokesman needs a spokesman is it time for 1 of them to go?" – was eerily echoed in Coulson's resignation letter – as another Iannucci tweet was quick to point out.

"When the spokesman needs a spokesman it is time to move on," said Coulson.For the past three years he has lived in limbo, a pariah figure who has been obliged to give up his home in London for a more modest lifestyle in Kent.

"I stand by what I've said about those events but when the spokesman needs a spokesman, it's time to move on".

And, as a spindoctor and former tabloid editor, he had the perfect phrase: "When the spokesman needs a spokesman it's time to move on".

She said the tests were "part of Michael Gove's legacy" but added: "Tristram Hunt [Labour's education spokesman] needs to be responding to our campaign.

Work is work and you need the money, but I would like to be a spokesman if needed.

If that's the route he chooses he must follow the first rule of PR and never again become the story – the spokesman in need of a spokesman.

Mr. Garvin said through a spokesman: "We need to develop an appropriate way to honor those who perished on Sept. 11th.

Inside and out and from behind the wheel the new car is a world better than the last model, which had a boring exterior, a funereal interior and unsophisticated driving dynamics ("That one," said the Ford spokesman, "really needed an overhaul").