The Tories enjoyed a 5.5% swing among over-65s, whom they have shamelessly cultivated with promises to slash inheritance tax and shield pensioners from austerity.
Vilma is a "granger" – a term I coined to describe the "grey anger" of those who won't willingly enter the people farms, who don't want to spend their retirement twiddling thumbs and perennially tapping little white balls into a hole in a patch of cultivated grass.
There is much to see in what amounts to some 20 acres of cultivated land.
On the basis of his mother's background, a plethora of images were cultivated around Abdullah.
Jonathan Wright Although unknown in the UK, bumptious petrolhead Adam Carolla has cultivated a Clarksonesque cult of personality over the pond, broadcasting his unfiltered views to millions of fans through his own personal podcasting network.
The BBC America show has cultivated a slow-burning and now authentically cult audience in the States, building a Twitter following to rival shows such as Homeland and Nashville.
Musharraf said Pakistani spies in the Inter-Services Intelligence directorate (ISI) cultivated the Taliban after 2001 because Karzai's government was dominated by non-Pashtuns, the country's largest ethnic group, and officials who were thought to favour India.
It's a relative of the poisonous monkshood, equally toxic and rarely cultivated today.
Whereas Peter Mead, his rambunctious partner in the Abbott Mead Vickers agency, founded in 1977, installed a garish Wurlitzer, Abbott cultivated a donnish,, almost sacerdotal, air.
Sinn Féin, by contrast, has deliberately cultivated collective leadership, bringing forward wave after wave of young, articulate, highly politicised heirs apparent, and their grassroots organisation is awesome.
Many of the British strawberries in supermarkets at the height of summer, on the other hand, are cultivated and packaged primarily to ensure a long shelf life.
