Sentence examples for forget a coalition from inspiring English sources

If even the Labour party is not united, forget a coalition.

Actually forget a dollop.

Never forget a note.

Forget a line?

You could have been forgiven for forgetting this is a coalition government, not a Conservative government.

Gertrude forgot a line.

Senior Conservatives say he can forget about another coalition after the next election unless he is prepared to change his mind.

Forget the A-listers.

It should never be forgotten that the coalition inherited a burgeoning economic recovery in the summer of 2010 and proceeded to bring it to a halt with its misguided programme of austerity.

And, no matter how Bush may cleave to his arguments about a grand coalition ("What's he say to Tony Blair?" "He forgot Poland!"), the coalition he assembled was anything but grand, and it has been steadily melting away in Iraq's cauldron of violence.

Yet the now forgotten coalition agreement for government promised "consideration of … the use of net lending targets for the nationalised banks".