Sentence examples for experienced labor from inspiring English sources

Well, perhaps I needed to have already experienced Labor Day 2011 in order to begin contemplating the meaning of Labor Day, and the idea of labor, and how it relates to the craft of writing, and the work of our daily lives.

Only a coincidence that both leagues experienced labor strife, but, of course, that is already ancient history.

Like Mr. Collins, the other members, Martin F. Scheinman and Rosemary A. Townley, are experienced labor arbitrators, said the employment relations board.

And she reminds all readers, those who have experienced labor or not, of the dangerous trespass along the margin of life which every childbirth entails.

An experienced labor and employment litigator and advisor, Christian White focuses his practice on the management side of labor and employment law – concentrating on the hospitality industry.

The Advanced Collective Bargaining Certificate is for graduates of Cornell ILR School's Collective Bargaining Certificate and experienced labor relations professionals who wish to deepen their knowledge and skills.

Even today, some industries are experiencing labor shortages, they say.

But she was experiencing labor pains and had all the signs of an imminent delivery.

Check newspapers and Web sites like www.thenewfoundlandgroup.com to identify airlines experiencing labor strife, which often increases cancellations and delays.

Most Lamaze classes screen a variation of the Movie, a natural childbirth documentary depicting actual couples experiencing labor and delivery.

This year it was the National Football League's turn to experience labor strife, but the lockout that threatened the 2011 season was settled last month, with the only known casualty an inconsequential exhibition game in Canton, Ohio.