Sentence examples for be a different party from inspiring English sources

Every night of the week would be a different party.

It makes no sense to say that if Britain had PR, the Greens would have more seats, because if the Green Party had more seats it would be a different party.NEAL HOCKLEY Lecturer in economics and policy Bangor University Bangor, GwyneddBritain's House of Commons does not meet in a "Victorian chamber".

Crank the foam machine, lower the disco ball, and check back here often there'll be a different party every two weeks.

"If we were a different party, the prison would be in flames," Rabbi Elbaz said, praising the crowd's restraint.

LAS VEGAS — When Mitt Romney won the Republican presidential caucuses in Nevada four years ago, this was a different state, and the Republican Party was a different party.

"We've got the potential to demonstrate on a national stage that the Liberal Democrats are a different party to the Conservatives.

We are a different party that stands for all Britain and all Britons, disillusioned former Labour voters who have given up on politics altogether, every bit as much as for traditional Conservative voters.

I'm responding to many voices within the Conservative party, and what I've said is we're a different party with a different manifesto, but if we were offered a deal that made it easier to push open a door marked 'independence for the United Kingdom' of course we'd consider it.

It's a different party now – and Burnham says that he's taken advice from leading counsels to say that healthcare could be insulated from competition law because it would Labour would "restore the legal basis of a national, democratically-accountable, collaborative health service".

With Mandela gone, it is likely that its many disillusioned supporters may find it easier to accept that the current ANC and its leadership has veered so far from the values of Mandela it is a different party in all but name.

Labour was a "different party" since the claims made by Gordon Brown's former spin doctor about him leaking stories to the press about the former prime minister's potential rivals, said Hilary Benn.