Sentence examples for taking the labour from inspiring English sources

Mrs Lawrence was ennobled for her campaign, becoming Lady Lawrence and taking the Labour whip in the House of Lords.

He said: "Val, don't worry, Andrea is going to win". And she did, taking the Labour seat of Morley and Outwood in West Yorkshire from Ed Balls.

Later he broke with Labour - which had nearly sacked him in 1947 - but at his death he was again taking the Labour whip in the Lords.

Strong field operations in key seats by canvassers taking the Labour message door to door can be worth an increase in turnout of between two and four points.

"Whatever restrictions the BBC seeks to put on his political activities, Lord Sugar is taking the Labour whip and has an official government role.

He kept it up, taking the Labour whip in the House of Lords (where bishops are meant to be neutral) and annoying the General Synod by making political speeches.

So take the Labour party manifesto.

Take the "Labour isn't working" series of posters.

Maybe he'll take the Labour party in a good direction".

"The last thing I ever wanted to do was take the Labour party on," she said.

It often appears that Guardian readers have taken the Labour whip.