Sentence examples for get a leader from inspiring English sources

The priority in this election is to get a leader who can get Medicare costs under control.

Because too many people have thought that they can get a leader who can unite the party, from Dennis Skinner to Alistair Darling, get a leader whom the Tories fear, get a leader who sets out a forward agenda, but not have to vote for him.

Very rarely do you get a leader that gets somewhere and manages to take all the people with them, maybe Moses but after that I'm struggling.

"But it's not at all clear to me that when the Palestinian people vote, you'll get a leader you can make peace with".

"If you get a leader board with four or five good players, he's going to have to shoot a great score".

Then we must work to get a leader and cabinet who'll legislate to curb the activities of big business, the banks, landlords, the aristocracy and money-grubbers everywhere as ruthlessly as Thatcher did to get rid of the miners, the steelworkers, the shipbuilders and the rest of the politically active workers.

"You've got a leader like that who's calm and cool and collected," receiver Devin Thomas said.

In Tony Blair we've got a leader who is right up there in the top rank.

I'm pleased we've got a leader who doesn't feel he has to change his clothes style much".

But suddenly that sinking feeling, the sense that you've got a leader you can count on to wimp out when it matters, is back.

"We've got a leader and he's got a big mandate and he deserves a fair crack of the whip.