Sentence examples for daily labor from inspiring English sources

But production has its own expenses: the price of the machines, training and daily labor.

It was just that talking made the daily labor of mothering more interesting.

Their daily labor tended to be solitary and the hours long.

They were denied each time: daily labor in the prison's quarry, the warden said, provided enough exercise.

"Much of professional jargon is tongue in cheek," he said, explaining that it lends levity to the drudgery of daily labor.

This seems good practice for the kinds of work that predominate today, where the end product is often so vast and distant from an individual's daily labor that it's hard to feel a sense of connection — or care.

"But neither will feel the least bit abused because the earnings from their daily labors will now be taxed at a higher rate".

Instead of giving small gestures and daily labors grand scope, "Hannah Arendt" — which stars Barbara Sukowa in the title role — diminishes them with hagiography and a tone-deaf attempt to depict quotidian life in a grand sentimental mode.

It's difficult for a designer as ambivalent about fashion as Ms. Prada is to believe that her daily labors and choices might be intriguing to regular people, and perhaps for that reason "Waist Down" is not burdened by self-reference or gloat.

The Campus WorkLink home page also provides a direct link to SkillNet.ca, a daily labor-market news page published by Industry Canada.

Today their daily labors may have a beginning and end, though docs are expected to be more productive — i.e., see patients as often as every 15 minutes — while on duty.