Sentence examples for endless labour from inspiring English sources

(So too did the failed coup to replace him and the endless Labour in-fighting).

We should maybe call it coincidence that, at the end of his productive life, the "little man called Niggle" finds himself in a Kafkaesque purgatory of endless menial labour before escaping to an elysian idyll, as if he were en route to heaven.

In its endless ideological wars, Labour always forgets how highly the British value competence and coherence in their political leaders.

Then, a seemingly endless parade of Labour ministers appeared on television insisting that, despite losing 91 seats in the House of Commons and getting two million votes fewer than the Conservatives, they had not actually lost the election.

The plans were to have been resumed at full throttle following a German victory, when the nations over whom Hitler expected to conquer would provide an endless supply of labour and materials.

The apparently endless stream of cheap labour is starting to run dry.

The explanations for its success range from a seemingly endless supply of cheap labour to an artificially undervalued currency.

But all we get from Labour are endless get-tough headlines and thousands of new criminal offences.

I saw how an endless supply of cheap labour thrusts more power into the hands of employers.

But today China offers western corporations a tempting market of more than a billion customers and a seemingly endless source of cheap labour, as does India.

Cameron accused Labour of "endless interference" which had led Britain to being ranked 84th in the world for tax and 86th for regulation.