Sentence examples for unison was from inspiring English sources
The return to the motherland, sang the official Chinese press in unison, was going wonderfully smoothly.
Q: Another reader [markdonners] asked what Unison was doing to extend its membership.
The strike, led by Unison, was suspended after the government improved its offer for the lowest-paid staff.
His colleague Nick Bonner said the crowd of thousands moving in unison was highly reminiscent of the Pyongyang events.
The sight of so many bodies, indistinguishable from each other and moving in perfect unison was one of the ceremony's most striking aspects.
Unison was gearing up for a dispute over pay, he said, but privatisation or job losses could also trigger further industrial action.
Unite and Unison are affiliated to Labour.
(While long skirts hide a lot, unison is unison; it needs consistency).
So do we - Unison is committed to progressive reform.
Yet the rhythms are so astute and hip that tight unison is a sociable pleasure.
The only thing for it, say all the experts in unison, is to carry on working.
