Sentence examples for labour performing from inspiring English sources

The Kardashians glory in their glamour labour, performing their cosmetic surgeries, their workouts, their facials, their makeup, their "waist training" for all to see.

Did Labour perform disappointingly because its manifesto was perceived as too leftwing, the lesson of 1983?

Although Labour performed badly, the Tories shrank from the same kind of negative strategy.

Slavery was a form of dependent labour performed by a nonfamily member.

Forced labour, also called Slave Labour, labour performed involuntarily and under duress, usually by relatively large groups of people.

Labour performed better than predicted by the polls, strengthening the hand of its leader, Amir Peretz, in coalition negotiations.

Robotpatent, (German: "Forced-Labour Patent"), law governing compulsory labour, performed by peasants for their lord in the Austrian domains.

Instead, there was a 99-seat gap between the parties as Labour performed far below its worst expectations.

Baston's analysis shows that Labour performed well in what he calls "the most modern bits of England" and badly in its heartlands.

The last time most of the seats being contested this year were up for grabs, in 2004, Labour performed abysmally, losing almost 500 councillors.

If Labour perform better than expected then the UK vote may well be key in forming the course of Europe for the next few years.