Sentence examples for scared party from inspiring English sources

A bunch of angry, scared party loyalists stirring up trouble like an old man shouting, "What's happened to my television?" at the computer you've bought him.

Voters are scared, his party is in trouble – and Clegg sought credit for his resilience in by far the most impressive conference speech he has delivered so far.

No doubt, if Sir Robert Peel had resolutely determined to give the country more free trade, and maintained high ground from the very outset, he might have scared his party into submission, and, with the aid of the free traders in the House, have blessed the country with measure which must at last be conceded.

This will ensure that he is not too curious or scared of party noise and the guests.

Nigel Farage has accused the media of unfairly highighting the views of a UK Independence party (Ukip) councillor blaming the floods on the gay marriage bill, as he claimed the three main political parties were "scared witless" of his party.

Scared the others party leaders will eat him up.

"People say: 'Everyone's really scared of this party.

Much of this is simply explained by the result of the Eastleigh byelection, which has scared the Tory party to action.

That critic, Geoffrey Howe, a former cabinet minister, accused the prime minister of "running scared" of his party's right wing, which has become increasingly unhappy with Britain's role in the European Union.

Nicola Sturgeon has predicted that the Scottish National party would have a "huge ability to change the direction" of the government in the event of a hung parliament, on the eve of launching a manifesto aimed at reassuring voters across the UK who are "scared" of her party.

This prompted claims from UKIP's chairman that the Conservatives were "very scared" of his party.