Sentence examples for brilliant labour from inspiring English sources

The great exception, psephologists report, was the 1997 election, before which an unusually brilliant Labour organiser called David Gardner marshalled local Labour activists to challenge proposed boundaries across the country so brilliantly that he probably added 15 or 20 seats to Tony Blair's first majority.

Foreign students tend to tolerate poorer working conditions, and the supply of cheap, brilliant, foreign labour also keeps wages down.A PhD may offer no financial benefit over a master's degree.

The mere fossil trace of life in its simplest form would be the crowning achievement of generations of brilliant and diligent labour.

"Obviously it's not a brilliant result for Labour, we would have hoped to have done better, but this was always going to be a challenging election in a seat with no history of voting Labour," they said.

He gives a brilliant speech to the Labour party conference.

Its first chairman – albeit a brilliant man – was a Labour party donor.

He tweeted: "I see those Tory collaborators Milburn & Hutton are attacking Labour's brilliant NHS plan.

The work and pensions secretary, Iain Duncan Smith, has hailed the Universal Jobmatch scheme – which will operate in England, Scotland and Wales – as a brilliant revolution in the labour market.

Juan Luis Londoño, his "superminister" for health and labour, a brilliant economist and capable reformer, was killed when the light aircraft taking him and three aides to a meeting in the provinces crashed into a remote Andean mountainside.

John Gilbert, who has died aged 86, was a brilliant, charismatic and controversial Labour politician whose contributions to public debate over nearly half a century at Westminster illuminated his life and times because of his eloquence, skilful political footwork and an exciting readiness to throw a firework when he felt like it.

* The election results seem to be disastrous for Labour, but not brilliant for the Tories either.