Sentence examples for great cabinet from inspiring English sources

Post-referendum, post-Cameron and now, to judge from Theresa May's great cabinet reshuffle, post-evidence.

We have to get past the idea that transformative change requires one great cabinet member to steer it.

After Thatcher's third election victory, she offered the Welsh Office to Peter Walker, the great cabinet survivor of the one-nation strain of Toryism.

In William Gladstone's great Cabinet of 1868 Goschen was at first president of the Poor Law Board, where he projected useful reforms, and then, from March 1871 to February 1874, first lord of the Admiralty.

One day, you go see a woman who has built a great cabinet give a speech.

Trump praised Tillerson for striking "some of the greatest deals ever made in the oil industry" and said he would be joining "one of the great Cabinets – certainly the Cabinet with the highest IQ".

Having done my time in the great Cabinets of the 1980s, I was greatly looking forward to watching The Iron Lady.

Given the Nationals were using the Macfarlane defection as a mechanism to push for greater cabinet representation, the decision by the LNP executive removes a significant headache for the prime minister.

It's like a glass box, almost frameless, and I thought, "What a great display cabinet not just for plants but ceramics, paintings and flotsam and jetsam from my beach-combing expeditions".

It's not to say pure stealth has been permanently consigned to the great curio cabinet of gaming history.

In Elissa Stein and Susan Kim's book Flow: The Cultural Story of Menstruation, the authors explore the stigma of the period, writing that menstruation is often "hidden in a figurative box (scented, of course), stuffed deep inside the great medicine cabinet of American culture: out of sight and unmentioned".