Sentence examples for feel like laboring from inspiring English sources

While neither snow nor sleet kept the Postal Service from its appointed rounds, workers in the largest mail sorting building in the city say the current cold spell made working in parts of the structure feel like laboring in a refrigerator.

It is time to call your doctor if you have tried all of the home remedies for gas relief and if your gas pains feel like labor pains.

I don't know whether their labor feels like labor or whether necessity is joy to them.

In effect, he said, there is a division of labor: the parents get left with everything that feels like labor.

Yet it often feels like labor to read this volume, for there is much that Williams hides from his correspondents and much that becomes necessary for the editors to explain in lengthy notes, frequently citing his journals, forthcoming from Yale University Press in 2002.

But now I feel like free labor.

Bush; he knows what it feels like to labor over a passage, only to have a superior hammer the prose into bland P.D.B. style.

For two years, he helped to write the President's Daily Brief for George H. W. Bush; he knows what it feels like to labor over a passage, only to have a superior hammer the prose into bland P.D.B. style.

The women who end up entering the computer club can feel like ambassadors for their gender, laboring under a scalding spotlight, afraid to speak out or mess up.

During the opening moments of "Motherhood Out Loud," a compendium of scenes and monologues about the joys, agonies and clichés of being a mom, I found myself fantasizing about an aesthetic epidural, some sort of powerful shot that one could self-administer when you fear that even a 90-minute show will feel like full day in labor.

Maybe it's just the east coast, but I have to say that 30 Rock didn't feel like a hotbed of labor activity this afternoon.