Sentence examples for its working men from inspiring English sources
Mynydd Cerrig, the Camarthenshire village in which he grew up, was en fête; residents gathered in its working men's club to make the match a communal experience.
And as in other communities, there's a measurable pay gap between its working men and women.
Many of them are also zealous adherents of free-trade orthodoxy, which means that they 'believe' -- counter to the empirical evidence -- that free trade deals are good for the American economy and its working men and women (whose sons and daughters fight their endless wars).
In remarks to the press today, Ms. Chao (pronounced chow) said she would work to "protect, nurture and develop America's most precious resource," its working men and women.
Pratt's plan to move jobs "would be severely harmful to Connecticut's economy, its working men and women, and their families," he wrote.
GERMANY has a smattering of N.H.L. players like Boston forward Marco Sturm, but most of its players are working men from Germany's top league.
"This agreement will help our industry and the city get back on its feet and working men and women back on jobs sites," Mr. La Barbera said.
"For many groups, like the labor community and its membership of working men and women, by supporting Senate Democrats they're supporting officials who best represent their membership on issues like the minimum wage, which we fought Republicans over for years, or job creation or unemployment benefits," Mr. Tarek said.
Leaves of Grass, with its eroticisation of young working men, had "filter'd and fibred" his blood.
We used to see a "north-south" divide, which pitted the region of the industrial working class – with its dense fabric of working men's clubs, trade unions, terraced housing and rugged pride – against the "softer" home counties.
The Social Club, which has charitable status, retains the friendly, community atmosphere of its origins as a working men's club, offering something different to the increasingly suffocating corporate experience of some venues.
