Sentence examples for labor learning from inspiring English sources

Ms. McIntyre is just one 20-something — a population historically exploitable as cheap labor — learning that long hours and low pay go hand in hand in the creative class.

"Students of literature spend endless labor learning to read work after work of modern and postmodern literature, and then learn the precious and silly vocabulary of deconstruction and the patronizing talking-down of multi­culturalism, and in the end, what have they done?

It was impossible to tell whether deadness and discouragement had actually replaced a spark of sullen pride in their expression and bearing or whether it was just that any crowd of people removed from the dignifying context of their homes and places of labor, learning, and worship, and dropped, tired and coated with dust, in a bare field would appear broken-spirited to an outsider.

Harris, on the other hand, regards elementary school as a capitalist boot camp, in which children perform unpaid labor, learn the importance of year-over-year growth through standardized testing, and get accustomed to constant, quantified, increasingly efficient work.

He is survived by his daughters, Laura, Ruth and Pamela, and his son, Floyd Jr., who was born when his wife went into labor after learning that Colonel Thompson was missing in action.

Students are studying finance, property development and labor negotiations, learning such things as how to evaluate the profitability of a hotel and how to cut costs by pooling laundry services and airport transportation for different hotel brands.

We connect to several central labor servers, learning where such editors are located and what their prices will be.

After being fitted with a prosthetic limb, Castelli labored through learning to walk again.

But other labor unions learned a different lesson.

Professors provide farming expertise, and inmates supply the labor and learn marketable skills as fieldworkers.

Some feed a hunger for comeuppance — spoiled heiresses or tyrannical masters are forced into backbreaking labor and learn the error of their highhanded ways ( "Captains Courageous," but also "Overboard" ).