Sentence examples for party class from inspiring English sources

Gowdy is in his third term: a former prosecutor, product of the 2010 elections, member of the original tea party class.

The 2010 tea party class of Republicans were intent on cutting the nation's deficit and endorsed the spending cuts to defense and domestic programs.

Activists linked with political party Class War who were arrested and bailed say they were handed fresh bail conditions banning them from attending the rally or entering Trafalgar Square, Whitehall and Parliament Square.

He added that he made the fundamental discovery that the Sears style connects "privileged class in America, which is middle class, with privileged class in Russia, which is 'Party' class.

Or as the New Statesman's first leader, back in 1913, put it: "we shall be bound by no ties of party, class, or creed … we have no axe to grind, no panacea to advertise, no theory which we should abandon with regret".

That coalition, Rand Paul wrote, crossed lines of party, class and race and "could have competed" in a world not controlled by a two-party system.Look closely, and Rand Paul is trying to build a coalition that can win even in a two-party world.

Publications not conforming to Party principles were barred from Party classes.

Incredible to think how solemnly we, the liberal dinner party classes, all agreed that Apocalypse Now was the "good" film about Vietnam as opposed to, say, John Wayne's The Green Berets.

2. "The Exterminating Angel" (1962): Luis Buñuel's scathingly funny satire of Mexico's dinner-party class.

Stranger things have happened in New York -- a certain first lady and senator-elect comes immediately to mind -- which is perhaps the reason that a gossip item this week in The New York Post about a possible run for mayor by the soon-to-be ex-president has been embraced with such relish by the dinner-party class.

The high-turnout, seemingly settled two-party class politics of mid-20th century Britain has been breaking up for decades now, almost from the very moment in 1951 when the Conservatives and Labour between them captured 97% of the votes in the general election.