Sentence examples for party constant from inspiring English sources

It's a constant party, constant camaraderie.

This is, no doubt, why Blair exhorted the party to constant "change", "reform" and perpetual "modernisation" - an illusion of control over the no-longer-contestable imperatives of globalism.

Alan Cobb, a top operative from the campaign, told the Guardian "our numbers were correct at the time of printing" and suggested the issue lay with the state party making constant revisions to the delegate order.

Labour's leadership has authorised a scathing attack on Jeremy Corbyn's internal critics accusing them of creating an "atmosphere of chaos" in the party through "constant sniping" and "bitter attacks".

The overwhelming majority of nationalists support Sinn Féin's peace strategy and vote in increasing numbers for that party despite constant accusations from ONH and other republican dissidents that the movement Gerry Adams and the late Martin McGuinness helped to shape had "sold out" on traditional republican principles.

Mitchell insisted from the start he was interested in "results, not process", but quickly found that the parties needed constant reassurance.

Bill Plaschke, The Los Angeles Times, on Davis's failed Los Angeles experiment: Watching the Raiders at the Coliseum, with the nightmarish tailgate parties and constant threat of fist fights in the stands, was no fun.

A laugh a minute, and a constant party at our fingertips.

The opposition party engages in constant chest-thumping about how uncompromising it is when fighting for Polish interests.

Mr. Trump's nomination will mean the demise of "a conservative party as a constant presence in U.S. politics," the columnist George F. Will warned in December.

That's the word from the Mirror who appear to have spoken to a bellhop who confirmed that her London hotel room "seemed to be a constant party.