Sentence examples for condemned to work from inspiring English sources
The French and German leaders are condemned to work together.
Many young people feel they're being condemned to work for ever.Nor is the economy supplying any countervailing feel-good factor.
In other words, whatever government does emerge from the post-election negotiations, it is pretty much condemned to work.
France may be frustrated by German austerity, and Germany by French aversion to reform; but the two are nevertheless condemned to work together.
Thus Europe's air-traffic control is condemned to work at the speed of its slowest member, as pilots are handed over from one country's system to another every 30-60 minutes.
A perfect partner to Paul Mason's Postcapitalism, David Frayne scrutinises the emergence of a working culture that sees some condemned to work harder than ever while others must cope with unemployment or underemployment.
The next five years will determine whether Innocent moves to the city or remains in the country, gets an education or is effectively condemned to working the fields.
Both measures would require condemned inmates to work and live much like other inmates in California prisons.
Back in the days when we all worked on Wang word processors and Richard Nixon was still the worst president ever, I joined the ranks of those condemned to wear uncomfortable shoes to work every day.
Adam was condemned to appreciate the work requirement in welfare.
