Sentence examples for has been laboured from inspiring English sources

This irony, one that is assumed lost on the pathetic puppet of the patriarchy that is Beyoncé, has been laboured so hard we have forgotten to be constructive.

Movement on and off the ball has been laboured, and the absence of Christian Benteke in attack – Romelu Lukaku has, so far, proved no replacement – has been keenly felt.

His shows are wordy soliloquies in which each point has been laboured on and processed through Lawrence's unique comic mind to utter perfection, and then presented with perfect tone, rhythm and pace.

Sidebottom has been labouring with an Achilles problem all year.

The conservative movement has been labouring to reshape the court for a generation.

The party has been labouring under a disadvantage for the past two decades.

"The other major factor has been labour costs here, which have gone up about a third," Luo adds.

Endemol has been labouring to restructure €2.8bn in loans after being unable to meet its banking covenants.

For some years, a distinguished team from the Institute of Contemporary History in Munich has been labouring to do just that.

North America has been labouring under a broader social eclipse for some time, and it is fitting that it will find its counterpart in nature today.

For years Pulp had been labouring away in obscurity.