Sentence examples for the 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.

"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".

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.

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.

In many ways he is just the spokesman the cause needs.

"We will continue to evaluate staffing going forward based on market conditions and our clients' needs," the spokesman, Pen Pendleton, said.

"There are billions of pounds locked up in local authority housing assets so it is only right that when higher value homes become vacant they are sold to build new homes that better meet local needs," the spokesman said.

"We are very much committed to ensuring that children and young people in Birmingham have access to the mental health services that they need," the spokesman added, adding other services were provided for vulnerable children by the council, the NHS and the voluntary sector.