Sentence examples for A heavy labour from inspiring English sources

Tonight's results had a heavy Labour dimension.

Her father, a Jewish textile engineer, was sent to a heavy labour camp when the Germans entered Hungary and died of a heart attack shortly after being released.

In a person unused to heavy sweating, the loss of sodium chloride during a period of heavy labour or high temperatures may be great (see sodium deficiency), but the efficiency of the gland increases with use, and in acclimatized persons the salt loss is decreased.

In the human body the large bulging muscles of an individual engaged in heavy labour are a good example of cellular adaptation.

For her, prostitution is a step up, providing flexible working hours, no heavy labour and a bigger income, she says.

It was remarkable how Jack went from leaving St Patrick's elementary school on his 14th birthday to doing heavy labour at a copper smelting furnace to then, after the war, achieving a scholarship to Ruskin College, Oxford, and going on to become the first working-class president of the Cambridge Union, in 1951.

The weak were spared heavy labour but got a smaller ration of corn soup.

With polls suggesting a hung parliament - and potentially heavy Labour losses to the SNP in Scotland - it was inevitable that Ed Miliband would face questions about any deal he might strike with Nicola Sturgeon's party to keep the Conservatives out of power.

With polls suggesting a hung parliament - and potentially heavy Labour losses to the SNP - it's inevitable that when Ed Miliband visits Scotland, he will face questions about any deal he might strike with Nicola Sturgeon's party to keep the Conservatives out of power at Westminster.

There was a dose response relationship between BMI and heavy labour, and later KR.

Craft workers and operators and unskilled labourers were grouped together as heavy labour.