Sentence examples for frustrated workers from inspiring English sources

Manufacturing jobs, often declared dead by frustrated workers, have picked up.

In dozens of e-mails to a companywide list, frustrated workers complained about the long hours and stressful deadline periods.

Unite national officer Jennie Formby said: "Frustrated workers are turning off the taps at this Coca-Cola bottling plant.

Call centers and Web sites have been overwhelmed, leaving frustrated workers sometimes fighting for days to file an application.

"I came here to work," Mr. Arbanas said yesterday, as he and other frustrated workers, mostly men, piled off the ship to stroll in Staten Island.

Frustrated workers wait at gates for hours; a Palestinian in Bethlehem, cut off from his job in Jerusalem, sits around the house watching Arabic soap operas.

"The water went away and these people started walking down the streets and just robbed stores," a frustrated worker at the pharmacy, who wished to remain anonymous, told HuffPost Crime.

To appease a Hindu sky god, frustrated airline workers ceremoniously sacrificed two goats on the tarmac in front of the plane.

It was a rehearsed entreaty meant to appeal to thousands of frustrated manufacturing workers and their bosses in Rust Belt states.

There are dramas of frustrated factory workers, diplomatic failures, female liberation, and anti-Semitism; musicals about Russian aristocrats, teen isolation, and the triumph of Canadian kindness over xenophobia.

Angry foreign diplomats, frustrated aid workers and millions of its own desperate and impoverished people all agree that the way it has been governed in its first few years of nationhood cannot be allowed to continue.