Sentence examples for from being worked from inspiring English sources
Even if the Bangladesh accord could be implemented in the remaining four-year time frame, it won't stop Begum from being worked to death by the age of 60.
I'm pleased that he persuaded me to come out — I know that for the rest of the day I'll feel the sweet, subcortical rush of the more intense waves I rode, not to mention the deep calm that comes from being worked over, and chilled to the bone, and then having a hot shower — but I've got work to do.
It's the anger of an integral contradiction that's blocked itself off from being worked through.
Passed during the Great Depression, America's overtime law was meant to protect workers from being worked too long and paid too little.
It's tough to analyze Medicare for all as a proposal since the specifics are so far away from being worked out.
Because the Holy One owns all "property," says the Bible, every landholder is obligated not only to surrender surplus land once a generation and to free the land from being worked every seventh year and to annul debts owed to the lenders in that year.
It's moving from being work-related, to being everywhere in our lives, in our social relationships.
We may not admire that; we may even conclude that it keeps our films from being works of art.
He's from here, he's worked all his life.
