I'm laboring

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

"I'm laboring, and I'm the healthy one," Singh Rhodes said.

For the Young Adult book I'm laboring over, I've created a cover.

"Where were you when I was laboring in the vineyard?" Mr. Byrd asked.

I'd brought along a laptop computer, and, though I type very quickly, I was laboring to keep up.

My debut was not for a couple of weeks, and I was laboring on a nice, safe essay about Western water rights.

While I was laboring, I paused to read the recent obituary of an enterprising old rambler named Richard Zimmerman, who moved into a cave in 1948 and then rented out the adjoining caves.

While she was starting her journalism career and I was laboring away at law school, we made the time.

It is Friday night before Labor Day and I am laboring at my first shift bartending a new joint in the Meatpacking District in NYC.

I remember when I was still on orientation, my preceptor and I were laboring someone who had previously had a cesarean delivery.

"As a writer I'm labor," said one show runner, who spoke on the condition that he not be identified because he was unsure what course he would take in the event of a strike.

"If I were labor right now, I wouldn't risk my future on a failed California governor".