Gillard
- Julia (Eileen). born 1961. Australian Labor politician, born in Wales: Deputy Prime Minister (2007–10); Prime Minister (2010-13)
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Contemporary Examples
Even Bob Hawke, who as prime minister shed iconic tears on behalf of Soviet Jews, urged Gillard to change her vote.
The ballot on Monday, of Rudd versus Gillard, is seen as a test of his popularity against her competence.
Rudd is polling ahead of both Gillard and the conservative opposition leader, Tony Abbott, as preferred prime minister.
Rudd is liked by Australians, and Gillard is liked by her colleagues.
Last week, at a press conference, a noticeably feistier, more candid Gillard rebuked a reporter for rudeness.
Historical Examples
And if you can't get it at Gillard's, there is nowhere else to go.
Peking DustEllen N. La Motte
I should think it very probable that Challitt and Gillard will be caught.
Chronicles of Martin HewittArthur Morrison
Ask Gillard why his hounds are never known to tire, and get from him what hints you can.
Riding Recollections, 5th ed.G. J. Whyte-Melville
He and Gillard had parted immediately after the crime, judging it safer not to be seen together.
Chronicles of Martin HewittArthur Morrison
I knew this man (Gillard) well, and knew that nobody was a more likely rascal for such a crime as that at Finchley.
Chronicles of Martin HewittArthur Morrison