Sentence examples similar to considered hard working from inspiring English sources
Consider hard work to be one of your most important contributions to society.
For this reason, most herpetologists are natural night owls, and are often considered slackers or party animals; the exact opposite of ornithologists who rise early, and are considered hard-working model citizens.
While Colonel Jordan was considered hard-working and brave -- he had survived a mortar attack that killed two other soldiers at the prison in September -- he was a "poor choice" to run the interrogation center, the investigation found.
The Saxons, known in German as Siebenbürger Sachsen, are considered hard-working, precise and uncompromising, an attractive mixture in a country tired of mismanagement and corruption, and one of the hardest hit in Europe by the economic crisis.
Boudreau also said Laich is considered one of the hardest working players on the Capitals' roster by his coaches and teammates.
A spokesman for Mr. Boehner told The Hill newspaper that he was glad to be with Representative Buchanan on Saturday, considering his "hard work" to supply candidates with "the needed tools".
Among the women, those with the greatest number of spouses were themselves considered high-quality mates, the hardest working, the most reliable, with scant taste for the strong maize beer the Pimbwe famously brew.
"He hits hard, works hard.
Play hard, work hard, repeat.
