Sentence examples for been laboring on from inspiring English sources
One of screen's perfect profiles has been laboring on novel.
I'm perfectly happy," said Schumer, who has been laboring on this issue for about nine million years.
For the past six years, Shepard has been laboring on a book of short "tales" (three of which appeared in this magazine last month); it is called "Crusing Paradise" and will be published by Knopf in May.
Still, he cannot resist the public life, taking time last year from the novel he's been laboring on for years -- and isn't sure he will ever finish -- to give a series of interviews on the political situation after Sept. 11.
There is the famous scene in which Wendy discovers that the book her husband has been laboring on all winter is actually page after page of the same childish sentence: "All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy".
Mr. Bradbury continues to deliver lectures from a wheelchair, and in the fall of 2001 he will publish a novel about a friendly vampire family called the Elliots, a work that he has been laboring on sporadically for about 55 years.
In my comments, what I hope to do is akin to giving the author a fresh look at something that has been labored on so long that certain things have become invisible.
"That's the one thing we can't control as men," said Roy, who is laboring on the court these days with an injured left knee.
Unfortunately, the trolley would then run over a single worker who is laboring on the spur.
LAMENTING the lack of "satirical clarity" in the screenplay he was laboring on in the early 1970s, Paddy Chayefsky was mad at himself and American television viewers at large.
