Sentence examples for labor later from inspiring English sources

Labor later announced $13.4m towards the $26m restoration of the Palais if it wins the election.

"At 8 05," he recalled, "Mrs. Saban walked in and said, 'Let's go see Nick.' " Some 250 hours of labor later, crammed between classes and studying to meet an unusually tight deadline, he had produced a three-foot mold, known as a mockette, done with the constant consultation of Terry Saban.

Eight years of painstaking labor later, the manor has recaptured its grandeur.

(She goes into labor later in the evening, giving birth to a girl who, we learn, turns out to be von Buhler's mother).

There were countless nights that I slept at the center, but I knew that I needed to invest the time and hard work up front in order to enjoy the fruits of that labor later on.

Stress can terminate a pregnancy early on and can induce early labor later in the pregnancy.

He eventually found a sweatshop — one with "ample child labor," he later wrote — willing to do the job, and, four days later, he had a transparent showpiece to present to the Communist élite.

However, to retire with maximum pension benefits, individuals are also required to have worked for a certain number of years (often 40 years),4 which implies that some people may retire after 60 (if they entered the labor market later).

Denied his rights to practice law, he was deported into forced labor and later the Mauthausen concentration camp from where he was liberated in 1945.

Both have a long history rooted in the extraction and abuse of our labor and later the extraction and abuse of our resources.

Kathleen Cagney, a sociology professor and the director of the Population Research Center at the University of Chicago, says one consequence of people entering the labor markets later is having fewer savings for retirement.