Sentence examples for has laboured hard from inspiring English sources
It is also a victory for the international Tobin tax movement, which has laboured hard for this moment over many years.
At school he tells small lies to big himself up and make his friends feel sorry for him".Family Life" could have collapsed under the weight of its own trauma and self-pity, but the author has laboured hard to give it lightness.
I have laboured hard and suffered something to make the world appreciate its worth.
(May swallows audibly. Churchill glares at her) May: Mr Turing and his colleagues have laboured hard with every hour that God has sent, but try as they might, they can extract nothing of use from the Enigma cipher.
And even if the wine is not actually mouldy, TCA can flatten the taste, removing flavours the wine maker has laboured long and hard to provide.The increased awareness is largely due to the battle now waging between defenders of the traditional cork stopper and its opponents, who believe that an unacceptable percentage of wine is affected by "corkiness".
SOMEONE who has laboured long and hard to achieve a final settlement between the warring parties in Northern Ireland likens the peace process to the old Irish weather forecast: "If you can't see the top of the mountain, it's raining; if you can, it means it's about to rain".
The NCA has laboured long and hard with the Home Office explaining repeatedly and in the greatest detail how much the arts are international and depend on the exchange of artists to fuel the great appetite people now have for work that sustains the human spirits.
A headline may be only a few words, and you may have laboured long and hard over them.
Most of those involved with malaria will agree with White when he continues: "All the investigators who have laboured long and hard in the development and evaluation of this malaria vaccine deserve congratulations.
From similar passing remarks scholars have inferred that the gods, before humanity came into being, had to labour hard at the heavy works of irrigation for agriculture and dug out the beds of the Tigris and the Euphrates.
