Sentence examples for a bit of labouring from inspiring English sources

To make all this possible he coaches in the summer at an indoor ski centre in Hemel Hempstead and fills in with a bit of labouring on a building site in St Albans.

Even the government has pitched in a little, with lower business taxes and a bit of labour-market deregulation, such as allowing private jobs brokers.In France, too, the painful industrial restructuring of the past 15 years has started to bear fruit.

At Poole's you have to put in a bit of labour to pay off your stay and contribute to the place.

Into March and I'll pick up a bit of work labouring, buy a Playstation, go to the gym few nights a week.

And perhaps he could use a bit of child labour, courtesy of the displaced London children he befriends.

As a result, he'll crash and burn (presumably blaming a capitalist plot) and bring quite a bit of the Labour party down with him.

Filled with technical jargon, massive men in even bigger pads and over the top Americana, it can be a bit of a labour for first-time viewers of the sport.

It was a bit of a labour of love, really, and then at the end it's quite sad and emotional because it just shows all the crazy places I was going.

All classes of people shout it at me, truck drivers, builders, posh people, they come over in restaurants, it's a bit of fun, Labour should get a sense of humour.

This is a bit of a New Labour cliché, but I like Paul Smith... preferably in the sale!

That was, no doubt, designed to deflect a bit of heat from Labour.