Sentence examples for labor listeners from inspiring English sources
He said he was now a retired politician, but he took a parting shot at the conservative opponents he and his Labor listeners share.
And in a not-so-veiled threat of further labor unrest, he reminded listeners how his union had created "nightmares" for Mr. Hollande's predecessor, Nicolas Sarkozy, on the jobs issue.
Unlike my buddy the conservative talk radio host who needs my help, I do take the time to remind my listeners that labor unions organized and saved our kids from work houses freeing them up to go to school.
When Democrats attacked Hanna, who had considerable financial interests in industry, as a "labor crusher", he gave speeches inviting listeners to ask his workers whether they were well treated.
"Jean Dominique is alive," she tells her listeners, in a speech that recalls the American labor ballad "Joe Hill".
It's crucial for Benjamin that the storyteller be an unrivalled listener, one who imbibes stories rooted in counsel, boredom, labor and death.
Kempton writes that by the nineteen-forties, when she was introduced to white radio listeners in Chicago, she "had already turned a profit at gospel singing, the stoop labor of American show business.
Mr. Scheinman called Mr. Collins "wise, studious, an excellent listener" and said those qualities combined to enable him to forge agreement among three labor arbitrators used to working alone.
