Sentence examples for clusters of seats from inspiring English sources

The Tories won clusters of seats in North Tyneside, Sunderland, Oldham, Bury, Birmingham, Wigan, Salford and Rotherham.

In particular, strategists are zeroing in on clusters of seats such as East Sussex and Brighton, where tactical voting could have a significant impact.

Ukip made an effort to get organised, modelling itself on the Liberal Democrats who targeted clusters of seats, and the right-of-centre, populist Canadian Reform party, which came from nowhere in 1993 to rout the country's Conservatives.

"You may get a cluster of seats, and you say within that cluster of seats there has to be 50 50 [candidates] between men and women.

After 30 years of landslide elections decided in a small cluster of seats, many felt their vote was wasted.

Actually, it wasn't that far away at all: the Virgin Islands delegation was situated just next to the Palin Procession that took over a cluster of seats just a few steps up from the floor (eschewing the customary family box in the rafters).

It is one of a cluster of seats along the M62 corridor across West Yorkshire where MPs are sitting on small majorities of around 3,000 - some considerably lower.

Clusters of empty seats at the 69,500-seat stadium would be deeply embarrassing for Uefa, which has defended its decision to hold the final in Moscow for the first time, shrugging off calls from some supporters' groups to move the game to England.

Copy the design trick at home underneath a cluster of seating in the living room or under your bed.

And also numerous conversation clusters of love seats, upholstered chairs, small tables and lamps in unexpected areas, like front and upstairs halls, kitchens and bedroom foyers.

Deaf patrons will have their signed performance of the hit "Billy Elliot" in February, more than two years after opening, because the show did not have clusters of orchestra seats to make available at a discount.