Sentence examples for authors labor from inspiring English sources

Couldn't their authors labor mightily over the flaunting of an invented wisdom, the flashing of a borrowed wit?

Our suggestion is that the both stories be combined, thus resulting in an enormous saving of authors' labor and readers' time.

Books would attract investment of authors' labor and publishers' capital on a colossal scale, and our libraries and bookstores would fill with works that educated and entertained a thriving nation.

Unlike so many business biographies whose authors labor to identify absorbing events and motives in the years leading up to the subject's blossoming as a chief executive, "Last Man Standing" offers a genuinely memorable depiction of Dimon's decade and a half as second banana to the ­merger-and-acquisition artist Weill.

The author labored to give his words and phrases the quaint, old-fashioned sound and structure of our King James's translation of the Scriptures; and the result is a mongrel — half modern glibness, and half ancient simplicity and gravity.

We suggest that the two be combined saving author's labor and readers' time.

Whatever the reason, for as long as there has been personal finance, authors have labored to produce metaphors to make saving and investing interesting.

ENGLEWOOD PUBLIC LIBRARY Jeff Perry, author and labor leader from Westwood, will discuss Herbert Harrison, "The Father of Harlem Radicalism," to mark "Banned Books Week" -- Sept. 23 to 30.

On the authors' model, distrustful labor relations lead to low unionization and a high demand for state regulation of wages.

143The authors analyze the labor market effects of training for the unemployed in the transition of East Germany over 8 years.

David Macaray is a labor writer and author ("It's Never Been Easy: Essays on Modern Labor").