Sentence examples for has laboured until from inspiring English sources
Although once crowned "Britain's most prolific black novelist" (a title for which there was not much competition at the time), Levy has laboured, until now, under the curse of being critically acclaimed but not widely read.
This despite three days of labour, the induction drugs, the non-progression, despite the baby lying in such a position that vaginal delivery was impossible, despite the fact that 100 years ago I would have laboured until I died.
Negotiators had laboured until the early hours of the morning to thrash out an agreement their leaders could all endorse, despite sharp disagreements that were on public display in the days before the meeting.
The home side had laboured in the final third until they snatched a rather fortuitous equaliser on 68 minutes.
He continued: "While the public polls had Labour ahead until the spring of this year, in our polls cross-over [when the Tories overtook them] came right after conference season in 2014.
None, until now, has had Labour over 30%, its traditional "core" vote.
Probably he will fail to solve them, as Labour has done until now.
No, Labour has said until now, echoing a traditional body of economic opinion.
Efforts to detach the economy from its social and moral costs have, of course, been encouraged by New Labour, which has - until recently - made much of its economic prowess, while at the same time exhibiting a "toughness" on yobs, thugs and other social undesirables whose activities they have failed utterly to influence.
This woman has prolonged labour.
