Sentence examples for back to work even from inspiring English sources

So she got back to work, even if what she produced was not always what fans expected.

But as the nation struggles to put people back to work, even high-tech companies have been slow to hire, a sign of just how difficult it will be to address persistently high joblessness.

And like Israel, like Britain in the most violent days of the I.R.A., like ourselves after those earlier bolts of hatred, we will get up, feed the kids and go back to work, even on Wall Street.

"But now that I've worked for a multimillion-dollar corporation, I can completely understand why food workers and others need these job protections, because without them, what's to stop the owners from saying, 'Hey, goodbye -- we gave your job to someone else'?" About 600 union members have already gone back to work, even as union and management remain divided on two significant points.

He also questioned the credibility of the governor's office, saying that it was telling the union at 1 p.m. that everybody went back to work, even as administration officials were complaining to reporters that few of the road workers were on duty.

At the Tazreen fire, emergency exits were blocked, windows were covered in steel bars, and employees were told to go back to work even after they smelled smoke.

When Mr Bolles went to Spain in March to give advice on dealing with its indignant army of unemployed, he found that nobody had much idea how to get people back to work.Even in tough times there are jobs to be had, but applicants have to work far harder to get an employer's attention, says Mr Bolles.

While a home event may be a thrill for the young duo, it is telling that when Coomes talked about "going back home to work even harder for Worlds", she meant the United States.

I think it's going to make for a better team because, come Wednesday, when we go back to practice, we're going to work even harder".

Even if everyone went back to work, and even if businesses and factories produced at maximum capacity, workers would not be able to produce as much value as they could have in 2006.

"We're going to work even harder to win back the fans that have gone missing," says their manager, Greg Abbott, with winning matches his key tactic in the fight again falling attendances.