Sentence examples for labor heritage from inspiring English sources

We mourn the passing of our colleague and friend, and honor her long service and commitment to preserving our labor heritage.

Will Sen. Manchin and UMWA president Roberts speak up for Blair Mountain and coal miners and their labor heritage on Friday?

On Friday's November 26th deadline, Manchin will have the opportunity to either issue a public comment in support of saving the Blair Mountain Battlefield--the most important and endangered historic coal mining and labor heritage site--or silently acquiesce to Massey Energy's application for a 554-acre strip mining permit that will destroy parts of the Blair Mountain battlefield.

Many of us with a few generations of hard manual labor heritage have found that we actually need a few hours a day of some vigorous but low impact activity to be both physically and emotionally healthy.

Ranching and farming are about heritage, labor connected to land, seasons and weather.

More important, our common language and heritage allow labor to move freely among regions in a way that will always be harder in Europe.

They might consider each step a tribute to the event's heritage, steeped in the labor, wonder, and some might say lunacy, of the sport.

Groups like Odysseus as well as university archaeology programs (both national and foreign) also provide crucial manual labor to the state's cultural heritage authorities, who simply cannot afford to finance hundreds of archaeological excavations each year.

But this is part of the book's pattern: the only unmitigated good noted in organized labor comes from those with ties to a left heritage.

"This country benefits from our labor, but I am being denied because of my Haitian heritage," he said.

Designers, for their part, alert to a burgeoning interest in the trappings of manual labor, have responded with a wholesale revival of so-called "heritage" labels and work wear.