Sentence examples for labor up from inspiring English sources

Where is Labor up to with its policy development?

In the end, the judge sentenced the so-called poet to five years of exile and labor up north, to straighten him out.

"They're smart, and they're hungry," said Mr. Rudin, who helped the two pay their bills while they got Parts and Labor up and running.

Even though we know a stomach-churning drop is inevitable as we labor up the hill, it's no less terrifying when it happens.

It's an exercise initiated by the Coalition to expose activities that will weaken the trade union movement, and tie Labor up politically.

Hers was touched Oct. 29 by the plight of Ghanaian children who were forced to labor up to 14 hours a day for fishermen on Lake Volta.

Disregarding the grumbling sky, we labored up the trail and soon reached the top.

The suit weighs forty pounds, and Milam labored up a slope of crumbling lava, counting each step.

If you drive it, your car labors up one side, teeters at the top, then pitches down the other.

In the mountains, where most gas-powered S.U.V.'s are downshifting and laboring up the grades, the Cayenne Diesel just spins up its turbocharger and calmly steams along.

Minutes before the flow arrived, the truck labored up Pine Cone Road — a forty-one-percent grade, steep enough to stiff a Maserati.