Sentence examples for continue to labor from inspiring English sources
We continue to labor under the delusion that we live in a class-free society — that social mobility is a birthright, not a remote possibility.
She writes: We continue to labor under the delusion that we live in a class-free society — that social mobility is a birthright, not a remote possibility.
Concrete-headed Indy Racing League officials continue to labor under the illusion that fans want to pay hard-earned money to come cheer Tony Kanaan, Dan Wheldon, Dario Franchitti, Vitor Meira, Tomas Scheckter, Tomas Enge, Bruno Junqueira, Sébastian Bourdais, etc.
But until that time, they will remain focused on sapping the authority of the state's civilians so that the military remains structurally advantaged against either elected politicians or the rest of society, who will continue to labor under stagnating political and economic conditions.
When waiters sidle up to her at the end of a meal and ask the dreaded question, "Are you still working on that?" she will either smilingly say, "Actually I'm still enjoying this," or she will look baffled and ask, "Might you be so kind as to bring me another glass of wine, please, so I can continue to labor?" We protect art, we hang up cellphones, we realign waiters.
Lower-level officials will continue to labor over the new negotiating texts, but when they cannot agree they will now refer each dispute to the ministers.
On Sunday, the Nationals continued to labor with familiar problems, at least for much of the game.
For several decades he continued to labor on the project — for a while at Autodesk, the engineering-oriented software publisher.
The bank, which continues to labor under the weight of its troubled mortgage business, could yet decide on a broader round of job cuts resulting in 30,000 layoffs.
The midwife pressed for a C-section, saying if I continued to labor I risked the chance of infection or shoulder dystocia.
The shellacking raises larger questions for big-time college football, which continues to labor under the weight of contradictions and hypocrisy.
