Some of the playing was so seductive, it was painful to hear it broken off mid-breath; other sounds seemed more like the industrious labors of panting aspirants.
Thanks to its cheap, industrious and non-unionized labor force, China has since become a world economic power, while the Communist Party has become the world's best friend.
Not an inventor, C.E. Doolin was certainly an innovator, a darling of an industrious and industrializing U.S. Realizing that he had a winner in his hand with the Frito, Doolin quickly attracted the capital to purchase the machinery, conveyor belts, labor, patents, etc. to ensure necessary production levels.
"And our laborers are industrious and good at it".
Populated by industrious workers and fit, healthy farmers, by Ashkenazic pioneers laboring beside their Sephardic co-religionists, the Land of Milk and Honey has been reclaimed by the presence of Jewish dairies and beekeepers.
"His nature seemed to change," Vasari wrote, "from a hardworking, industrious man he became slothful and negligent, and having labored constantly when he was competing with Raffaello and his fortune was low, he ceased to work as soon as he had enough".
There are, of course, strong elements of utilitarian and virtue theory in Locke's account too the productivity of labor and the privileging of what Locke calls 'the Industrious and the Rational' over the 'Covetousness of the Quarrelsom and Contentious' (ibid., II, para. 34).
I listened to the sounds of industrious enterprise and masculine camaraderie coming from the basement as father and son labored on the miniature pine hot rod.
The happy ending sees the good girl marrying not Prince Charming, but a simple man described as "kind and industrious"—this outcome, Călinescu assessed, did not in effect spare the old man's daughter from a life of intense labor.
Not only has the U.S. benefited from a fluid labor market in recent decades, but now we see in European GDPs the apparent payoff from an opening to industrious newcomers, especially from the former Soviet bloc (see our recent report from the U.K).
