Sentence examples for extraordinary labour from inspiring English sources

Efforts to lessen the extraordinary labour and costs of animation have taken two basic directions: simplification and computerization.

TS Eliot commended the "extraordinary labour of simplification" Blake used to "exhibit the essential sickness or strength of the human soul".

Field Guide to Micro-moths of Great Britain and Ireland, by Phil Sterling and Mark Parsons is an extraordinary labour of love, especially for illustrator Richard Lewington, as it covers more than a thousand different species of these tiny insects.

Elastic has extraordinary labour-saving quantities, and it has also much improved in texture in recent years.

She said: "I find it extraordinary that Labour members seem to equate the deployment of renewables with decarbonisation.

It would be extraordinary if Labour did not keep both seats (though the Lib Dems won the post-Iraq war Leicester South byelection in 2004).

Prince describes Corbyn's childhood home with the onanistic admiration of an estate agent, "wooden beams, generously sized rooms extending off into yet more rooms; a large, open kitchen with a utility area and sculleries; living rooms, reception rooms, dens", concluding, "what an extraordinary journey Labour's new leader has gone on".

This extraordinary mobilisation of labour is the biggest economic event of the past half-century.

A dismal night for Labour – extraordinary to lose more seats than Gordon Brown lost last time.

"The extraordinary behaviour of Labour MPs has achieved nothing beyond diverting attention from a Tory government in crisis," McCluskey said.

Also, Wren-Lewis alludes to the extraordinary limpness of Labour, which has been consistently, depressingly unwilling to challenge the basic premises of Cameron/Osborne.