Sentence examples for a very good constituency from inspiring English sources
"He was a very good constituency MP," confirms a youthful Labour stalwart.
Jo describes the prime minister as "a very pleasant man and a very good constituency MP".
More generally, despite the claims of a systematic erosion of liberty by those organising this weekend's Convention on Modern Liberty, my very good constituency office files show no recent correspondence relating to fears about the creation in Britain of a "police state" or a "surveillance society".
David Cameron, who took the unprecedented step for a modern prime minister of making four visits to a byelection constituency, said it was a "very good result" for his party.
The committee used to be a very good little committee, because it had the urban constituency.
Mr Duncan Smith expressed "great sadness" at his death on Saturday, describing him as "a great servant of the Conservative party, a devoted constituency member for Shipley, and a very good friend".
This means that, in addition to being a very good tennis player, he is expected to massage the expectations and pieties of his varying constituencies while carting around a load of heavy historical baggage.
He admitted he was considering rejoining Labour "because that's where the battles will be fought, in the constituency parties, in the trade unions, in the community organisation and that's a very good reason to join the Labour party".
