Sentence examples for a singular union from inspiring English sources

They were physically divergent -- he was 15 years older and a foot taller -- but they had a singular union.

The TGI strike represents a potential turning point for workers, and it is not a singular event: union membership and militancy in hotels and restaurants across the country is increasing.

A miner's son in Northern England dreams of becoming a ballet dancer, a singular pursuit in a union town that champions collective action.

First, due to her heavy-handed and authoritarian style she has managed to make the parents despise and distrust her even more than they do the local teachers' union, which is in itself a singular achievement.

Any erosion of health care benefits poses a singular threat to labor leaders, whose arsenal of tools to attract workers into union membership has dwindled alongside the decline of their organizations and their concomitant loss of influence around the country.

Union leaders say Walker never negotiated in good faith and had a singular solution to every budget problem: cut.

It is a singular document.

There's a singular aftermath.

Lund is a singular creation.

Åland is a singular place.

Europe has a singular problem.