Sentence examples for daily labour from inspiring English sources

Ring argues that peace is the product of a relentless daily labour, much of it carried out in the zenana, or women's space.

"Many people, whether they admit or not, have been relying on that blog's daily labour to cull the uncountable videos that circulate from the conflict," he says.

Whether they see themselves in service of a national heritage, or pouring into the river of human expression, the daily labour of writers is translation.

If it is to be a Wesley classic, however, then perhaps Forth in Thy Name O Lord, I go would be better – the opening line continuing with my daily labour to pursue.

Along the way we saw the thatched-roof rondavels of the villagers, the daily labour of subsistence farming, often seemingly carried out by women, and thick, untamed bush that looked positively Jurassic.

Photograph: Santiago Lyon/AP While builders daily labour to construct the next precipitous spire of Barcelona's most famous landmark and to install Antoni Gaudí's colourful cornices and bright mosaics, the government's builders prepare to run a train tunnel almost underneath it.

The average daily labouring wage, equivalent to 80 American cents, is not enough to survive on.So it is across much of south and east Ethiopia.

Alexander grew up on a farm, where his daily labours helped him develop the strength and endurance that were to become hallmarks of his pitching.

Some critics believe that his best work, executed in a rich dark palette, was done in the years immediately after this trip, including a series of paintings depicting the daily labours of the Venetian working class.

"On our own land we could do different jobs - tapping toddy, fishing, masonry, daily labouring.

Sources of income of KGR households include a combination of sales of livestock, livestock products (milk) and, to a much lesser extent, crop sales and off-farm activities including trade (business), salary (formal employment) and daily wage (casual labour).