Sentence examples for at a workers from inspiring English sources
In 1894 Briand succeeded in getting the sharply divided French trade unionists to adopt the general strike as a political tactic at a workers' congress at Nantes.
This had been decided at a workers' congress as long ago as 1931, and had been repeated by Mao several times since.Mr Wang sought guidance from Mao, who replied that he had never promised self-determination.
(Sample lyrics: "You paid with your life for your class! Sacrifice! That was real sacrifice!") The pieces were performed at a Workers' Music Olympiad; the conflict between the piano and vocal parts symbolised the class struggle.
Instead of heading off to London to enter a profession, like most of his classmates, he became an elementary-school teacher in the Midlands and lecturer at a workers' educational association.
Having spent time at a Workers' Educational Association creative-writing class and published a well-received first novel (A Day in Summer, 1963), he gave up Highfields primary and, with the loyal support of his wife, Sally, capital of £1,600 and a back bedroom pressed into service as office space, set up as the tiniest of small publishers.
It forms a kind of theatre triangle alongside the Volksbühne, an ambitious 1920s attempt at a workers' theatre that still attracts an exciting young audience, and the Theater am Schiffbauerdamm, home of the Berliner Ensemble, founded by the playwright Bertolt Brecht and the great actor Helene Weigel.
At a picnic at a worker's home near the company's plant in LaVergne, Tenn., nearly 100 union members were drinking beer, playing volleyball and rejoicing.
Emma Birks, 36, was a volunteer co-ordinator at a worker's co-operative in Birmingham before deciding to go travelling in south-east Asia.
At that, a worker from Mr. Ryan's campaign office walked in to drop off a box of leftover tea bags.
For example, at Symantec, a worker posted his cat's photo in his profile instead of his own.
At another, a worker was shaping and welding the rocket tips.
