How to use Front-bench in a sentence

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  • In 1874 he was again returned for Bradford, in spite of Dissenting attacks, and he took his full share of the work of the Opposition Front Bench.

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  • In a surprise move, the conservative front bench abstained during the Lords ' vote.

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  • Both were well known before they joined David Cameron's front bench team of enjoying highly remunerative non-political employment outside the House of Commons.

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  • Since the Euro-election there has been no speech by a front-bench spokesman explaining why Conservatives want to be " In Europe " .

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  • Both were well known before they joined David Cameron 's front bench team of enjoying highly remunerative non-political employment outside the House of Commons.

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  • Since the Euro-election there has been no speech by a front-bench spokesman explaining why Conservatives want to be " In Europe ".

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