Lansbury

/ (ˈlænzbərɪ) /

noun

George. 1859–1940, British Labour politician, who led the Labour Party in opposition (1931–35). A committed pacifist, he resigned over the party's reaction to Mussolini's seizure of Ethiopia

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Lansbury plays her role with such relish that she emerges as a modern-day Lady Macbeth.

Hollywood's Bad Mother Obsession |Stephen Farber |December 29, 2010 |DAILY BEAST
Lansbury was Oscar-nominated, and many feel she should have won for her juicy portrayal.

Hollywood's Bad Mother Obsession |Stephen Farber |December 29, 2010 |DAILY BEAST
He and Lansbury spared themselves in nothing on that Committee.

From Workhouse to Westminster |George Haw
No one knows so well as you that it was a lie: you who drove out Grayson and deserted Lansbury.

G. K. Chesterton, A Critical Study |Julius West

The object of the visit was explained by Lansbury, and then a working woman from Poplar read the women's memorial.

From Workhouse to Westminster |George Haw
Crooks and Lansbury raised such indignation in the district as to make it impossible for this state of things to continue.

From Workhouse to Westminster |George Haw
The only thing wanting now is that Crooks and Lansbury should be put on the top of it.

From Workhouse to Westminster |George Haw

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Lansbury

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