Sentence examples for ceaseless labor from inspiring English sources

In a kaizen world, skill is not a static, fixed quality but the subject of ceaseless labor.

As rice became a commodity in high international demand, even the structures of the task system could not protect Carolina slaves from almost ceaseless labor.

I thumbed through my copy of the "Essays" and found this: "The ceaseless labor of your life is to build the house of death".

Furthermore, bakers, faced with a labor shortage, began to rely on brewer's yeast, which speeds the fermentation process, often at the expense of flavor, but was thought to be a modern alternative to ceaseless labor in floury caves.

I think my city-born father must have hated it, hated the ceaseless labor of it, and yet nothing was more terrible to contemplate than losing property; it was all that stood between you and oblivion.

Mounted 27 years after his death, his first American museum survey doesn't quite do him justice and especially shortchanges the paintings, but it presents the fruits of his ceaseless labors with a clarity that makes them feel of a piece, and like a gift.

In the early 1980s, Wallinger and her husband decided to move to the country for the things that only the country can provide, like ceaseless physical labor and strife with rampant plants.

"Romney understands the value of free enterprise, appreciates its utterly unique ability to alleviate poverty, unleash creative endeavor, spread wealth and lift the burden of ceaseless backbreaking labor.

Just maintaining the homestead is a ceaseless task.

His only reproach his ceaseless labour.

Republican democracy is a shared work of the imagination among people of myriad talents, interests, voices, and generations that proceeds on the premise that the labor never ends, entails a ceaseless making and remaking of its laws and customs, i.e., a sentient organism as opposed to an ATM, the government an us, not a them.