Sentence examples for labour thing from inspiring English sources

"It was such a Labour thing.

I think it is fundamentally a Labour thing to do".

Lovely time to be young, the New Labour thing, that false dawn.

"When I tried to write a more Labour thing it didn't work," Curtis admits.

It does seem a particularly Labour thing to do - take a good design, chuck it, invite a faceless American corporation to do another, then say the price has gone up.

Ecotowns were one of the vaguely old Labour things suggested in the dying days of Gordon Brown's Labour government.

Nationally, the results then equated to Labour winning 46% of the national poll compared with 25% for the Tories and 24% for the Lib Dems: "the largest lead ever achieved by any party in any election", it claims.In this section Through the looking glass Losing battle Hallmarked Crying Woolf Something for the kitchen table Over here ReprintsSo, says Labour, things can only get worse.

"At their best they can be part of the big society, but in too much of the public sector under Labour things got way out of hand".

But he added: "I genuinely don't think that saying you are tough on abuse of the benefit system is a non-Labour thing to do.

"I'm being quite honest in saying I'm not hearing a lot about the SNP-Labour thing on the doorsteps or in the hustings.

Clearly it would be crazy to discuss hawks or doves in terms of whether or not they're "cool", but the truth of this is that to support Bush against the UN is a quintessentially un-Labour thing to do.