The party crossed over to America.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

The party crossed over to America.

He left for America the day before yesterday.

A passenger airplane took off for the USA.

She distanced herself from the radical faction of the party.

She left for America the day before yesterday.

All the parties agreed to pass the bill through the Diet.

All the political parties are faction‐ridden.

The government got their majority at the last election.

The opposition set out in full cry after the government.

The party was split up into two.

She went to America.

I passed through America on my way to England―en route for England.

The party split on the issue.

He has set off for America.

I've made up my mind to work for a company in the States.

There is constant friction among the members of the party.

The opposition hooted and jeered at the speaker.

apostatize from one party to another

She has gone to the United States.

She has gone to America.

There was secessionists from the Democratic Party.

He has gone to America.

There have been many accessions to the party.

The government party will go on the defensive in the next election.

He went to Europe by way of America.

The recent election was marked by great gains [a considerable advance] on the part of the Socialists.

He left home for the United States.

follow the party line

He has gone to America.

combine two parties into one