Sentence examples for party learned from inspiring English sources

(Blair once said his mission would be complete only when the party learned to love Mandelson).

What the party learned, he said, is that "you have to focus on the day-to-day concerns.

The party learned from the mistakes of previous years and avoided extremist rhetoric that had alienated women voters and minorities.

Sampling O'Brien's injunction to Winston Smith about the need to love Big Brother, Mr Tony said the New Labour project would only be complete when the party learned to love Peter Mandelson.

These come in handy when those rains — or sudden job troubles, as a large party learned the other night — arrive unexpectedly to test our reserves of late winter optimism.

As the party learned after the winter of discontent in 1979, and the Tories learned again after Black Wednesday in 1992, a reputation for economic incompetence can take decades to shake off.

It is important that the party learns them.

August 31 1997 On Peter Mandelson: "My project will be complete when the Labour party learns to love Peter Mandelson".

Repeated transactions help each party learn what the other means and expects.

When someone I've just met at a dinner or a party learns that I'm a pilot, he or she often asks me about my work.

Andy Burnham, the frontrunner for the Labour leadership, will propose that the party learns lessons from the Scottish referendum campaign and set up a separate campaign to keep Britain in the European Union.