Sentence examples for expected labour from inspiring English sources

Paddy Ashdown told the BBC that he expected Labour to block the plans.

As widely expected, Labour lost all its remaining shire councils: Staffordshire, Lancashire, Nottinghamshire and ­Derbyshire.

As expected, Labour wrested power from the Liberal Democrats in Newport and Swansea in the south.

Perhaps the Tories expected Labour to implode this week in Manchester - so better to just keep their heads down.

The aide was spot on, even informing me some of the unusual seats he expected Labour to hold.

I expected Labour to be at least 10 percentage points ahead of the Tories by now, and perhaps 20 points ahead by the middle of this Parliament.

To get more output, he notes, America needs some combination of: a lower unemployment rate, more hours per worker, better than expected labour-force participation, or faster growth in labour productivity.

Sitting tight will probably lose Mr Sharon the support of his Labour coalition partners, and so bring an early election, but few expect Labour to win it.

Expect Labour to keep quiet on that.

Corbyn expects Labour MPs to do as he says, not as he has previously done.

Expect Labour to point to the lack of growth and the sticky unemployment.