Sentence examples for dreadful working from inspiring English sources
In the fall of 1941 a number of black Southern men accepted invitations to work as cutters for United States Sugar Corp. in Fla. Tells about their dreadful working conditions & how they were prevented from leaving.
Over the last 30 years, the global triumph of neoliberalism has restored some of the inequalities, vulnerability and dreadful working practices that were prevalent more than 100 years ago.
Now we have heard the ravings of the murderers, and seen their dreadful work, so we should now be able to dismiss them.
Not long after their return, the dreadful work performed on them started to deteriorate, requiring multiple root canals, some extractions and an entire redo of the work done.
The boom market and dreadful work conditions at the agency lured many of the most valuable staff officials elsewhere, creating significantly higher turnover than at any of the other major financial regulatory agencies and leaving the reviewing staff largely in the hands of younger and less experienced lawyers and accountants.
And with their presence the show establishes its own hierarchical rhythm, alternating concentrations of glorious paintings by a few major figures with worthy-to-dreadful work by others.
"We're not heroes and we never wanted to be," Luz told Libération, about the dreadful strain of working since the attacks.
As founder of the United Farm Workers (UFW) union in the 1960s, he led strikes and boycotts to protest the dreadful pay and working conditions of the mostly immigrant labour force that picked the crops in California and Florida.
A&E was dreadful, but the doctors working there have one important benefit; they are generally guaranteed a break, of some sort.
The man who wasn't there Tales from the deep Glimpse into a poet's mind The emperor's old clothes Reprints Related items Russian Orthodoxy: Farewell, middle roadsDec 11th 2008The artefacts on display survived the upheavals of 1917 because devoted caretakers, working in dreadful conditions, stashed them away.
He has taken political risks by re-engaging with the HRC a body which the Bush administration thought too dreadful to touch and by working with the ICC, even though America has yet to join the court.But how many more happy surprises can be expected from the council?
