Sentence examples for get the labour from inspiring English sources

But the first thing you have got to do is get the Labour, Liberal Democrat and Conservative party leaders agreed to do this again.

She said: "He actually seems to have some ideological commitment, which could get the Labour party to think about what it actually stands for".

Is it, as his staff bitterly complain, because a Tory-dominated press is out to get the Labour leader by any means available and is relentlessly propagandising to trash his reputation?

Just as Miliband had stabbed his brother, David, in the back to get the Labour leadership, he was ready to "stab the UK in the back" over Trident to get into Downing Street, Fallon said.

More people knocking on doors on Wednesday and Thursday the other week rather than negotiating front pages with the Murdoch press or engaging in other attention-seeking stunts might have helped get the Labour vote out.

In a statement on her website, Peake, a former member of the Communist Party of Britain, wrote: "For me, Jeremy Corbyn is our only beacon of hope to get the Labour party back on track, get the electorate back in touch with politics and save this country from the constant mindless bullying of the vulnerable and poor".

Is this Miliband getting the Labour pledges inscribed on stone thing real?!

A young Jeremy Corbyn fan who got the Labour leader's face tattooed on his back has seemingly hit out at The Sun for using his picture.

"The CGT knows it will not succeed in getting the labour reform withdrawn, but it must be allowed to win in other areas," the paper said.

OK, it wasn't the funniest line in the history of time, but it showed guts, got the Labour team cheering to the rafters and gave them a lift because she had taken the fight to the Tories.

There were many documents relating to Plaszow concentration camp, on the northern edge of Krakow, which was run by an SS man, Amon Goeth, from whom Schindler got the labour for his first camp, Emalia, in Krakow.