Sentence examples for labor feel from inspiring English sources

One of the main reasons they've struggled is their friends in organized labor feel so strongly about it".

I don't know whether their labor feels like labor or whether necessity is joy to them.

The sheep farm in "Far from the Madding Crowd," the apple orchard in "The Woodlanders," the dairy in "Tess" are miniature Edens, where agricultural labor feels like a kind of pagan meditation.

The Secretary of Labor felt so passionately about the necessity for a balanced federal budget that he had just announced that his department was going to save fifty thousand dollars a year by using pencils without erasers.

You can tell it's been a rough week when going into labor feels like a guilty break.

But both carry in their fiber the knowledge of what hard, dangerous physical labor feels like -- and how fierce the struggle to get decent treatment and dignity for those who do it has been.

In Ghana, clients who had information during labor felt involved in their care and this contributed to their satisfaction with care [ 23].

Every action you take feels like you're moving through concrete, and the heaviness of the task feels like hardcore labor.

While your labor may feel invisible, your impact is not.

His parents, Hitchens said, were of a class that "resent but sort of envy the rich, but they're terrified of organized labor, and feel themselves to be the neglected, solid citizens".

Lest the early-career scientists struggling to gain career footholds in the glutted academic labor market feel left out of the lobbying jamboree, the bill also includes "an exemption to allow public universities to displace U.S. workers with H-1B nonimmigrants," the authors note, which would further depress the pay and opportunities available to early-career university scientists.