Sentence examples for generations of labour from inspiring English sources

It is not hard to find examples of the children of generations of Labour voters who no longer identify with a party that took their support for granted.

I'm acutely conscious of how dependent I am on those who built and sustained the NHS – including, pre-eminently, generations of labour movement activists and socialists.

The Haymarket tragedy inspired generations of labour leaders, leftist activists, and artists and has been commemorated in monuments, murals, and posters throughout the world, especially in Europe and Latin America.

Although Alice asked people to judge her as "a socialist, not a feminist", she helped future generations of Labour women, including me, by making being a woman in parliament a little bit less unusual and she fought her own battles.

Here, three generations of Labour supporter were on hand to cheer on Ed.

Only Tony Benn of the previous generation of Labour cabinet ministers does not sit in the Lords.

"So now it falls to a new generation of Labour MPs to step forward and secure Labour's future.

Meacher was of that generation of Labour MPs who were aged around 40 when the long Thatcher years began.

Sexuality was a question of dynastic marriage, the union of landed estates and the generation of labour power.

This attempt to foment old-style class war failed spectacularly, not least because the Labour candidate, Tamsin Dunwoody, was the third generation of Labour establishment politicians.

"Ed Miliband said he wanted to move on to a new generation of Labour politicians but Alan Johnson is frankly from the last generation".