Sentence examples for labour taking from inspiring English sources

There were other signs, too, of Labour taking the edge in the economic populism stakes.

There is also a pragmatic political case for Labour taking an unequivocal stand.

Within months of Labour taking office in 1997, Campbell instructed information officers on how to "grab the agenda".

The party defeated the Tories, Lib Dems and Labour, taking five out of six seats in the city.

The 52-year-old is one of the few senior Tory MPs to have won a marginal seat from Labour, taking Hastings and Rye in 2010.

Ukip may have stopped Labour taking more votes from the other parties, but the idea that it recruited great swaths of loyalist Labour voters is unproved.

The labour took 12 hours.

Labour took office.

Labour takes ages.

The work began before Labour took office.

Labour took a total of 17,267 votes.