Sentence examples for fired labour from inspiring English sources

Before the election business leaders large and small lined up to endorse the Tories while immediately after the vote Alan Sugar fired Labour because we were too "anti-business".

After all, he fought and defeated the favourite, the establishment's choice and his own brother to become leader; then promptly fired Labour's Chief Whip Nick Brown.

Scotland's first minister was firing Labour's opening shots in the campaign leading up to elections for the Scottish Parliament on May 3rd.

In the meantime, the starting gun has been fired on Labour's own struggle for power.

New rules will restrict random visits by inspectors from the despotic health, fire, labour, trade and similar agencies.

As questions over Conservatives' treatment of inequality and housing needs grow in the wake of the Grenfell Tower fire, Labour officials are seizing on some of May's missteps as a way of gaining support.

And where is the idealism firing up Labour's current social democratic wing, devoid as yet of post-New-Labour ideas or a fresh post-Corbyn radicalism?

As leader of the cross-party Better Together campaign, Alistair Darling relied on Conservative money while also having to fire up Labour activists and involve senior Liberal Democrats.

It also provides Lib Dems with ammunition to fire at Labour leaders over their handling of the economy, saying: "In power they cared more about bankers, media bosses and union barons than they did about ordinary, working people".

Labour fired the first salvo with an advert on the main forum page, which attacked the Tories over child tax credit.

The Labour leader fired back that abusing a public servant was a real issue: "They say I practise class war and they go round calling people plebs … It's good to see the cabinet in their place supporting him in public but in the newspapers, what are they saying in private?