Sentence examples for He has labor from inspiring English sources

Kennedy has some formidable advantages: he leads his party in N.Y.; he has powerful supporters like Jesse Unruh of Calif.; he has labor support; he has possible support from ethnic minorities.

Mark S. Oxman of Yorktown, the executive director of the Westchester County Democratic Committee and co-chairman of the Bradley campaign in Westchester, said: "Gore has institutional support, which means he has most of the high-ranking members of the party and he has labor.

Still, he has labor support and a long list of political endorsements, including those of Representative Charles B. Rangel, 20 of the 25 Democratic state senators, the Communications Workers of America and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers in New York City.

As for Ames, he has labored — despite all those inclement Canadian winters — to develop his putting stroke.

He has labored in the vineyards of verse for many years, and more strikingly, he has played.

"He is thinner, the timbre in his voice is weaker and he has labored breathing," Mr. Mastro said.

Nor did he utter buzz words like abortion or homosexuality, two divisive issues he has labored to avoid.

No one has alleged financial misconduct by Mr. Miller, whose civic-mindedness has impressed many, and who says he has labored faithfully to serve Ms. Rothschild's interests.

The critical debate about Mr. Botstein's conducting has tended to divert attention from some of the larger ideas he has labored to promote.

But Romney did, in the video, talk about a disadvantage that he feels he has labored under: had his father "been born of Mexican parents, I'd have a better shot of winning this".

Perhaps more hazardously for Mr. Frahm, they also constitute a former rhythm section of Stan Getz, one of the tenor heroes whose style he has labored to absorb.