Sentence examples for spokesman you from inspiring English sources

"If you go to dotting the i's and crossing the t's on a final status agreement too quickly, and you don't succeed," said Mark Regev, an Israeli government spokesman, "you give ammunition to the extremists.

The EU spokesman you quote inadvertently exposes the problem.

Their sense of difference is encapsulated in the declaration of an alleged Al Qaeda spokesman: "You love life, and we love death".

In the US, under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, every company has to have a spokesman you can reach.

On the "rights side," the New York Times spokesman you quoted argues that "without the freedom to distribute, the freedom to publish doesn't mean anything".

First, Tommy Vietor, the White House spokesman you quote, seems to act as if he is working for the next Obama campaign, while on the government payroll.

Gary Imlach was an effortless host, using humour as an adjunct – BBC boys, take note – rather than mood music, Phil Liggett and Paul Sherwen were an engaging commentary pair, and the cyclists were some of the most articulate spokesmen you will see on your TV this summer.

If these people are your spokesmen, you've got a series problem.

One top government official, Robert Bonner, the commissioner of the United States Bureau of Customs and Border Protection, said through a spokesman, "If you see that much money, you know you're not dealing with the Boy Scouts".

"If you didn't see it with your own eyes," the spokesman says, "you probably wouldn't believe it".

That's like saying that you helped out the planning and preparation for Christmas dinner by saying, through a spokesman, that you would be "open to having some food".