Sentence examples for a massive labour from inspiring English sources

It is a massive labour of love, and we should all be grateful to him, because O Drakos is brilliant: a dark, satirical noir masterpiece.

In 1973, a glamorous 30-year-old publican named Margo MacDonald – nicknamed "the blonde bombshell" by an enraptured press corps – overturned a massive Labour majority to win a historic nationalist victory.

But remember, Greece is just now reaching a place where we're all going to be sooner or later, a world of massive labour obsolescence where unless you actually know how to do something useful, you'll just become one more piece of middle-class space junk.

China has been witnessing such a massive internal labour transfer since the mid-80s.

The basic idea was to convert the massive labour surplus in China's hinterlands into a huge production force through a radical reorganization of rural production.

Rights groups have long pointed to Thailand's massive labour shortage in its fishing sector, which – along with an increased demand from the US and Europe for cheap prawns – has driven the need for cheap labour.

In the interwar years Northern Rhodesia and northern Nyasaland were no more than massive labour reservoirs.

Ever since the industrial revolution, the demands of British capital have led to massive labour migration.

Despite the massive Labour victory midway through Blood Sister's span, there are no reds in The Devil.

But his main worry now, and one of the reasons why he is stepping down from Westminster at the next election, is to prevent Plaid Cymru from eroding the massive Labour vote in Wales, as they did in the Welsh assembly elections.

massive Labour losses including Scottish leader Jim Murphy who has vowed to fight on.