Sentences with phrase «line whip over»
The three - line whip over February's Article 50 vote - which Corbyn hadn't even applied when opposing the bombing of Syria - represented a particular low point.
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Each meal was whipped up by line cooks in one of the startup's five kitchens before being handed over to a delivery person who brought it to its destination.
«All over the surface of the great waves themselves, the wind was whipping up lesser waves, and blowing their tops away, so that the whole sea was lined and streaked with the blown spume, and it looked as if all the surface was moving.»
The out - of - position goalkeeper backpedalled in an attempt to stop the whipped effort, but could only carry it over the line.
The Labour leader was forced into his latest reshuffle after four front benchers — Lewis, Rachael Maskell, Dawn Butler and Tulip Siddiq — all resigned over his three line whip on the Brexit bill.
Should Labour be within, say, 5 - 15 seats of an overall majority then it could plausibly make a deal with the minor parties: the SDLP from Northern Ireland already take the Labour whip, and Brown would hope to be able to win over Plaid Cymru or the SNP to get him over the finishing line.
MP for Hampstead and Kilburn, where 75 % voted to remain in the EU, quits as shadow minister over Corbyn three - line whip
Even loyal Corbyn supporter Clive Lewis resigned over Corbyn's three line whip on the recent EU vote.
It comes amid a row over the three - line whip imposed by Jeremy Corbyn for Labour MPs to back the bill at its second reading — with one frontbencher quitting and others vowing to rebel.
It's simply a joy to whip around the city, bounding over wall after wall until you leap off of a skyscraper — and then slam down onto an elevated train track, swing around a flagpole, wall - run along another tower, bounce off of an abandoned car, and then continue to glide along the power lines to your next destination.
It meant working her way toward larger, more all - over compositions, in which line whips through paint and color.