Sentence examples for party of workers from inspiring English sources

"The Democratic party used to be the party of workers.

Labour has to sell itself as the party of business, Tories declare themselves the party of workers.

Now its base is shrinking fast and ageing: the "party of workers" is in reality the party of OAPs.

In a dig at the party of workers, the nationalists offered to lift the minimum wage in line with inflation and "guarantee" it would march lockstep with prices.

Responding to these challenges for the rising cohort of the self-employed is necessary if the Conservatives are to be the party of workers.

Hunt's lining himself up as a thinker in Tory ranks, pushing the idea of the Conservatives as the party of workers with the opposition backing freeloaders.

The Russian government responded by declaring martial law; this prompted parties of workers to scatter into the countryside, where they looted and burned manor houses.

Indeed, the Democratic party is explicitly now a party not of workers, but of the alleged middle-class; there is a big difference.

She said the Conservatives were now "the party of the workers, the party of public servants, the party of the NHS".

The Guardian is unconvinced by Cameron's transformation of the Tories into a "free-spending party of the workers".

He likened the universe to a kind of cocktail party of political workers, uniformly distributed in a room.