Sentence examples for labor sounds from inspiring English sources

It's still definitely a premium priced option – but double the money of a Dyson stand-up vacfor half the labor sounds pretty good to me.

Not that these players made their labor sound arduous.

The last movement, "The Twenty-Fifth Hour," required the performers to negotiate complex patterns in 25/16 time; that their labor sounded more like swaying than counting was a testament to their acumen and ensemble integrity.

This cave man division of labor should sound ridiculous, yet it retains some currency in the literary marketplace — the sliver conferring prestige, that is, rather than sales.

While James flatly admitted concern over his teammates' struggles Saturday night, Wade wondered aloud about the Heat's division of labor, which sounded like a veiled plea for James's trust.

These days, even the most tough-minded labor leaders sound surprisingly patient with Obama.

And although Mr. Chen's Democratic Progressive Party formally endorses independence, Mr. Chen is laboring to sound like a moderate.

The results of D.J. Screw's labors often sound like rap records played underwater on an old cassette deck that's running out of batteries and needs its tape heads cleaned.

A delightful book about the labor movement: it sounds like an oxymoron, but in Geoghegan's case it's an accomplishment.

Q. Sounds labor intensive.

Doty lamented the failure of players and owners to come to a labor agreement and sounded reluctant to rule at all.