Nick Forbes has been Labour's leader in Newcastle since the party snatched back power from the Lib Dems five years ago.
She has her whole life ahead of her – university, a family, a future – until one night, one party, snatches all that away.
His party snatched five major south-eastern provinces from Dehap in the March polls.Mr Erdogan, Turkey's most popular prime minister in recent times, shot to prominence as a good mayor of Istanbul, who broke with his harder-line mentor, Necmettin Erbakan.
Exactly as with sports commentary, Westminster's who's-up-and-who's-down discourse entirely relies upon a readily identifiable winner and loser, which is what you get when one party snatches a seat from another – the prospect in Corby.
Main opposition leader Helen Zille, whose party snatched one of nine provinces from the ANC in the last election, a sign of growing dissatisfaction with the governing party, said Mr Zuma's win was bad news for South Africa.
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Surely, it would be a little preposterous to claim that, in February of 1917, Lenin's Bolshevik party snatched the power in Russia directly from Nicholas II, on the grounds that considering any intermediate between the two systems would violate parsimony.
A hot year ahead Flexing its mussels Putin's PR coup ReprintsOne way out might be to bring forward regional elections, though the ERC would probably win as more extreme parties snatch votes off moderates like the Socialists.
By Katherine Mansfield The New Yorker, August 5, 1939 P. 13 An English garden party; snatches of conversation between the guests.
As a lifelong Democrat, I have become demoralized by the spectacle of watching the party consistently snatch defeat from the jaws of victory, and I consider myself done with it.
The party also snatched Enfield from the Conservatives and won control of Coventry, Doncaster, Hartlepool, Oxford and St Helens from no overall control.
