Sentence examples for labor along from inspiring English sources

While this book is clearly a labor of love, the reader is forced to labor along with her.

What there is is trial and error, effort and labor, along with a little low-wattage drama, mostly from the pianist Pierre-Laurent Aimard. Pierre-Laurent Aimard

Later on, the ease with which companies could tap foreign labor (along with pressure from Wall Street to show steady profit growth) further frayed the labor-management relationship.

At the turn of the last century, the rubber empire of King Leopold II of Belgium also built itself on forced labor along the riverbanks.

The high-tech farming of the global north uses machinery instead of human labor, along with huge quantities of fossil fuels and artificial fertilizers and pesticides.

But Judge Patricia Schnegg of Los Angeles Superior Court said Wednesday that she was delaying the sentencing until Aug. 27 to determine whether Mr. Brown could serve the community labor — along the lines of removing graffiti or cleaning roads — in his home state of Virginia, The A.P. reported.

Though it's nothing most candidates would brag about in a Republican presidential primary, the GOP front-runner likes to say that he and organized labor get along just swell.

Mr. Bush started off a meeting today with President Jacques Chirac of France praising the French for their cooperation on the issue -- even though Americans were frequently exasperated as the negotiations labored along.

Hayabusa means falcon, but the spacecraft has labored along more like a wounded duck.

The Ghata, while physically and symbolically the giant of D&F's NYCxDesign Week exhibition is still just one among 11 other projects laboring along similar lines.

We are on an antiquated, 1940's-throwback train that is slowly creaking, cautiously laboring along the rails in the middle of Poland.