press secretary

The press secretary would be used to talking to people, if not actually to saying anything.

That will give me time to work with the press secretary to get something on the morning news shows.

The couple were married in 2001; she had been his press secretary.

"You probably know more than I do about it," the press secretary said.

Then the center's press secretary called, looking for more details.

His press secretary would not release the cause of death.

"Since when have you been seeing the President's press secretary?"

But while he made a full recovery, his former press secretary did not.

In between takes, the Mayor spoke about his press secretary.

In the nation's capital nearly everybody who is anybody has a press secretary.

His press secretary is a huge fan of the show.

"I wondered what you thought of my choice for press secretary."

He should not even have a press secretary; let the media find him on the trail.

Do you know how long it's been since a press secretary said something that was actually funny?

His press secretary said he was not available to comment Friday night.

No, this was not another Watergate, the press secretary said.

It would also be the first time any press secretary was elevated to the position.

The nation has heard enough from press secretaries and lawyers.

Well, now you're my press secretary, as of next Monday.

Snow began his new press secretary duties on May 8, 2006.

"It may not be bad if those words get people's attention," the press secretary replied.

Tell the press secretary to call me in fifteen minutes to work on the statement.

The main character is based on a former press secretary for the Dean campaign.

He was going to pay press secretary Thomson a visit.

Snow is taking greater advantage of this, she says, than any press secretary has before.