Sentence examples for labour entourage from inspiring English sources
One member of the Labour entourage tried to peddle me the line that anything less than a majority of 10,000 would be a bad result for David Cameron.
By the time of this year's Policy Exchange summer party, attended by the entire Cameron court, and a good proportion of New Labour's old entourage, there was a glister of a movement that believed it was winning the argument.
David Beckham, a sort of footballing equivalent of Lord Mandelson, the undead politician of the New Labour era, is in the entourage, now reincarnated as a mentor.
The Labour leader was pursued by a large entourage of photographers and reporters as he met angry flood victims in York, who told him they felt "abandoned" by the Government, environmental authorities and local council.
Power and money sent their compasses spinning, Blunkett and others were seduced too, so many of the Blair entourage now retired to very un-Labour worlds of lucre.
Labour's left always had an anti-American reflex, but not Ed Miliband's entourage.
