Sentence examples for party cause from inspiring English sources

Did his faithfulness to the party cause him no unease at a time when Stalin's persecution of artists was in full swing?

The sometimes dense fog of political war between the two coalition parties tends to lift most at party conference time as the two leaderships try to reveal their battle scars to their respective sceptical memberships, if only to reassure them that behind Whitehall's closed doors they are fighting relentlessly for their party cause.

"He's waited for years to get the Helen Hayes Theater because it's the right size," said Lord Lloyd Webber's spokesman in this country, PETER BROWN, "so when we were planning this, I said, 'We might might as well go to Sardi's for the party cause it's next door, but we don't particularly like the food at Sardi's.' " Mr. Brown sent over his family's recipe for shepherd's pie.

Mr Farage said Mr Sykes had a "long record of defending British democracy" and his donation would help his party cause an "intended earthquake" in British politics.

Ain't no party like a Netflix party cause a Netflix party eventually stops after a weekend of bingeing on House Of Cards and doesn't start again until Netflix releases the new season the next year.

Make sure that every person you invite isn't going to ruin the party, cause a scene, harass any guests or get you in trouble by your parents.

A Christmas party causes a rift among close friends.

Bhutto refused to form a government with this separatist party, causing a nullification of the election.

The report, which was later played down by the party, caused quite a stir.

About 500 bce a coup by a rival party caused Pythagoras to take refuge in Metapontum, where he died.

Her partner Pretzell's invitation to Nigel Farage to discuss his views with the party caused an internal bust-up.