Sentence examples for day labour from inspiring English sources
Boy walks or takes a 2p minibus ride to the city centre a lot these days, looking for day labour, doing anything that will pay.
The Mail ran a spread, "The day Labour imploded".
By polling day, Labour officials were quietly confident while pretending not to be.
This will be the Lib Dems' darkest day: Labour core voters desperate to stop Tories.
They typically work in low-wage businesses, including agricultural day labour and domestic services.
One day, Labour may indeed have had its last chance, and may cease to count.
He starts work when the sun rises at and spends the next 12, sometimes 14 hours a day labouring while being intimidated by an angry boss.
In Scotland, New Year's Day and the day after, Christmas Day (or, if these days fall on Sunday, the following Mondays), Good Friday, Labour Day (May 1), and the first Monday of August are bank holidays.
He treats the pattern of ownership and the system of law governing Saxon mines, together with the details of their day-to-day labour management.
We saw this last weekend when Morgan Spurlock's documentary One Direction: This is Us opened on top (over the three-day Labour Day weekend).
This book will become required reading for the present-day Labour party as it tears itself apart in a desperate attempt to redefine a credible socialism for the 21st century.
