Tory造句

He is a Tory to the quick.

Angst among Tory parliamentarians has two causes.

The Tory candidate lost his deposit.

He dreamed of becoming a Tory member of the Tory party.

That pleased Tory Eurosceptics but waved goodbye to much influence.

Yet Scandinavians still make some Tory teeth grind.

Shopkeepers would once have been pillars of the Tory establishment.

The Greens infuriate the Tory candidate, Charlotte Vere, a businesswoman and self-styled "social entrepreneur".

This might have prompted a bold Labour manifesto and a cautious Tory one.

They scoff at bellicose Tory talk of taking Labour seats once considered safe.

A Tory victory may mean fewer removal vans on the road to Switzerland.

Mr Moore, a distinguished Tory journalist who began this great project 18 years ago, is a sympathetic and sensitive observer.

Simon Hoare, the Tory candidate for Cardiff South and Penarth, concedes that this is “the turkeys voting for Christmas issue”.

But she turned out to be a vitriolic Tory-hater (" I remember what the Tories did in the '80s... ").

He cannot forever assume that his MPs, however angry, would never do anything to bring down a Tory government.

Mr Clegg pointedly offset the conference's Tory-bashing with a speech on September 21st that targeted Labour.

According to a survey last July by ConservativeHome, a website, over 40% of prospective Tory candidates favour either a "fundamental" renegotiation of Britain's EU membership or outright withdrawal.

Though David Cameron's government is wary of revisiting old rows over Europe, ministers know that the "golden opportunity" thesis is mainstream Tory thinking.

Yet a strong Eurosceptic presence on the backbenches might also make life much more difficult for a Tory government with a small majority.

The change was due to be announced at the Tory party conference in Manchester this weekend but was brought forward after news leaked.

He has never voted Tory and Guto Bebb, the prospective Conservative MP for Aberconwy, a north Wales marginal seat, has just asked for his support.

Mr Cameron’s tribe resent as well the prospect of a coalition with Nick Clegg’s Liberal Democrats, or conceding to them on policy in order to win their support for a minority Tory government.

But the government conceded that some sort of public appeals will be allowed as boundaries are redrawn, sparking Tory fears that the new seats might not be ready for a general election in 2015.

In the meantime, the Whig Government in England had fallen and, in 1841, the new Tory Foreign Secretary, Lord Aberdeen, issued revised instructions to Pottinger, dropping the demand for an island.

Cameron had tried to inculcate and the studied spontaneity of his big speech on October 3rd, the delegates were lit up mostly by the old-fashioned Tory attractions of tax cuts and Europe-bashing.

That may well be the fate for some bold proposals for reforming welfare from the Centre for Social Justice, a right-leaning think-tank established by Iain Duncan Smith, a former Tory leader.