Sentence examples for labor came from inspiring English sources
The issue has caused divisions within business, labor unions and political parties since Labor came to power in 1997 promising, as Prime Minister Tony Blair described it, to fulfill Britain's destiny to be at the heart of Europe.
The Muslim labor came from the bordering Bangaldoba village Part II.
Constant, uncomplaining labor came to be seen as the way to banish doubt.
A lifetime's labor came to an end early one Wednesday morning last October.
When Labor came to power in 1997, Mr. Cook was rewarded for his loyalty and became foreign secretary.
When Labor came into office, the unemployment rate was 6.6%, he said, which had fallen to 5.7%.
"Their labor comes without their body," Mr. Rivera said.
The greatest demand for labor comes from industries like meat packing.
Unfortunately, big labor comes out a big winner in John McCain's campaign finance plan.
"We should be out dealing with this nonunion labor coming to town and taking our jobs," he said.
Once the fruit (or herb) of your negligible labor comes to its natural end, you can buy another plant cartridge for $19.99.
