Sentence examples for from a party of from inspiring English sources
It would be a pragmatic extension of existing philosophy from a party of government.
It turns Labour from a party of hierarchies to a party where power is ultimately dispersed to the base.
That same summer, I heard a Gracie Fields song floating over the water from a party of cruising Lancastrians.
Apart from a party of bumble bee scientists and a volunteer tracking those elusive marmots, I passed just one other pair of hikers.
In its most famous scene, Huck hides the runaway slave Jim from a party of slave-hunters, and then feels guilty for having done so.
This meant the broadcaster barred the Lib Dem leader, Nick Clegg, from taking part as well, since he was also from a party of government.
It has evolved over the past forty years from being a party of Eisenhower balanced-budget Republicans into a party of Reaganite pro-growth advocates.
The president noted in his diary that he was accompanied from Weathersfield by a "party of the Hartford light horse".
The party is on a painful journey from opposition to being a party of government, in short.
Ethics is not taken from anyone's hands, but a party of biologists, philosophers and social scientists has gathered around it.
He had been entertaining a party of tourists from Karachi, Pakistan's commercial capital.
