Sentence examples for labor of some from inspiring English sources

A labor of some two years, "The Clock" was hailed as a masterpiece when it made its debut at the White Cube gallery in London last fall.

If your goal is to aid the middle class, you should aid the middle class — not try some roundabout route of subsidizing the labor of some other group, in the hope that the gains will trickle up.

And even the Unabomber in riding his bicycle enjoyed the labor of some fellow who rolled the steel tubing andanother guy who glued the tires.

Now this must've been a labor of some substantial love.

The work that grew from this chronicle was a labor of love — in some ways literally, with Robinson reading each chapter as it was completed.

Another consequence of the growth curve is the pressure to emigrate generated by the annual arrival on the African labor markets of some 20 million youths.

For example, higher taxes to finance a more generous EITC might reduce labor supply of some (presumably higher-income) groups.

Anyone who owns GM must believe it's a classic restructuring play taking a meat ax to swollen labor costs of some $8 billion for both active employees and retirees.

Vice President Henry Wallace, though popular among Democratic voters, was viewed as too far to the left and too friendly to labor for some of Roosevelt's advisers.

These young people rarely leave their communities or seek retraining opportunities, according to the Federal Agency for Labor, reinforcing the residue of unskilled labor in some of the Eastern states.

Thirdly, because of the little but progressive change as the duration of labor advances and because of the significant delay observed in both cases and controls, some of the cases could have been diagnosed at an early stage of labor and some of the controls could have been diagnosed as cases if they had reported to the hospital before the labor advanced to a late stage.