Sentence examples for long time labour from inspiring English sources

For the first time in a long time, Labour supporters are feeling encouraged, but some polls show the Conservatives retaining a narrow lead.

For a long time Labour has taken comfort from the damage UKIP was causing the Tories.

Long-time Labour supporter Emma Thompson is urging London voters to back the Women's Equality party in Thursday's elections.

Among those seen shedding a tear was his long-time Labour colleague and former foreign secretary Dame Margaret Beckett.

A long-time labour leader, he acknowledged in his inaugural speech his "sisters and brothers in the labour movement, who fight every day to build the middle class".

At the same time I was keeping in touch with my cousin, Tony, a working-class boy from gypsy stock and a long-time Labour activist in Durham.

Long-time Labour supporter and former boss of media conglomerate UBM Lord Hollick said: "You've got the wrong person: I'm a former business leader".

Lord Allen, chair of Global Radio and a long-time Labour supporter, spoke out in the Daily Mirror, warning that a Tory government could lead Britain out of Europe.

David Heywood, a long-time Labour member who resigned over the 2003 Iraq invasion and rejoined in 2010 when Miliband became leader, became involved after exchanges with political friends on Facebook.

Graham Bash, a long-time Labour activist, was busy handing out leaflets encouraging people to sign up to the party so they could vote for Corbyn to become leader.

The most memorable moment of the last election campaign came when Gordon Brown was caught on tape calling long-time Labour voter Gillian Duffy a "bigot" as he was driven away from a walkabout in which he spoke to her about a range of subjects.