Sentence examples for labour with him from inspiring English sources

At one such dance, his mother had gone into labour with him.

When asked by the BBC's Laura Kuenssberg whether he could see a position where Labour, with him as leader, could campaign to leave the EU, he said: "No, I don't see that position".

His mother went into labour with him while driving, so his partially sighted father took over the wheel but crashed the car into a lamp post on the way to the hospital; Michael was delivered in the back seat.

It's not just his own legacy he has trashed: he has dragged down the Labour party with him.

In simple terms, that meant going back to a form of social democracy that existed before Tony Blair set off on his "third way" politics, taking the Labour party with him.

Angus Robertson, the party's Westminster leader, said he hoped the new Labour leader will join SNP MPs in the voting lobbies to oppose Trident "as he has often done in the past" but said he would not be "holding my breath" to see whether he brought many of his fellow Labour MPs with him.

After Galloway swept into town in 2012 taking a 10,000 majority and Labour pride with him, it is easy to see why Ed Miliband wanted to reshape how politics worked in Bradford.

Unemployment and early-retirement programmes pushed up these contributions, and the cost of labour with them.

Shaun Wright has faced calls from the home secretary, Theresa May, and his own party to resign as South Yorkshire police and crime commissioner over the scandal, with Labour threatening him with suspension from the party on Thursday morning if he did not step down.

A large section of Labour members agree with him.

The root of this problem is Blair himself, or rather Labour's relationship with him.