Sentence examples for labour began from inspiring English sources

Labour began the very next day.

Labour began the long, hard climb back to power.

Glasgow was one of the cities in which Labour began to take shape a century ago.

As Labour began to talk tougher about welfare, the party's voters followed suit.

Third: party membership before New Labour began was approximately 200,000.

You saw many working-class people drop out completely when New Labour began," she says.

After a while, of course, the pool of cheap labour begins to look enticing.

Gradually translation became her chief labour, beginning with The Marble-Workers' Manual from the French in 1856.

Sedatives are used only in the early stages of labour to help the woman relax and rest before the contractions of active labour begin.

It is doubtful that they will come flocking back if Labour begins to promote the three Fs.

McDonnell's speech on the economy comes before Labour begins a series of free public lectures and seminars aimed at provoking debate on economic policy.