Sentence examples for old constituency from inspiring English sources

"It was Powell's old constituency and I couldn't resist it," he says.

Amid bottles of burgundy and plates of local chicken at a fête in his old constituency, Mr Montebourg denounced austerity.

Paswan was one of the successful candidates; he regained his old constituency and garnered his ninth term in that chamber.

Direct access to voters meant that the P.T.I. could ignore the old constituency politics of appeasing the middlemen.

He leads his father's party in his father's old constituency and is a member of the local council.

The play premiered at the Live Theatre in Newcastle, near Mullin's old constituency, last year and will play at London's Soho Theatre from 21 March.

Then there is the 2015 general election, which will be fought on the old constituencies.

Scrapping the old constituencies gave parties the excuse to weed out candidates whose views differed too much from those of the leadership.

But, in a Stormont still defined by religion and mythic decisions, the old talk and old constituencies linger on, lighting fires on mean constituency streets.

"It's going to be harder this year for smaller movies," said Goldstein, suggesting there was a large, older constituency among the academy's 5,816 voters who might favour traditional historical dramas.

Lincoln is believed to be the oldest constituency in the United Kingdom, having been established in 1265.