Sentence examples for actual labour from inspiring English sources
The actual labour force in April was just 154m.
With a shortage of quotes from any actual Labour politicians the article became front-page news the following day.
With all the ifs" and "buts" in play, who can tell how the actual Labour selectorate will finally behave?
One, Ben Kane, is a well-connected local fixer who resembles a young Philip Seymour Hoffman; the other is actual Labour MP Jess Phillips.
The kind of office Alan Bennett shows, where gossip and chat is as important as actual labour, has to a large extent been replaced by the monastic world of computers.
The "real" genuine Lib Dem vote last week wasn't the 11,160 recorded, but probably around 6,000; the "real" Tory vote was probably about 9-9,500, anactualan actuaLabourur vote of 14,718.
But it's a sign of just how middle-class our drama has become that we rarely see actual physical labour on stage.
A University of Essex study based on polling after the last general election estimates that if AV rules had applied last year, the Conservatives would have gained 283 Commons seats (down 22 from their actual 305), Labour 248 (down 10) and the Liberal Democrats 89 (up 32).
Whether you're here, or in the deep space of EveOnline, or among the low-life in Grand Theft Auto V, the economics of computer games nearly always resemble early capitalism: trade, conquest and ruthless rule-bending are the sources of wealth; actual human labour and ingenuity almost never.
After only two of the 43 invited new members turned up for a barbecue and social, a branch chair rang round and was repeatedly told that the newcomers were there to vote for one candidate and had no interest in the actual constituency Labour party.
These results increase the odds that the distribution of simulated daily wages can accurately approximate the distribution of actual daily labour earnings in the period 1988–2003.
