Sentence examples for laboring a bit from inspiring English sources

Keitany does appear to be laboring a bit more than she has been as she heads up First Avenue in Manhattan.

Today, after the Mets had beaten the Dodgers here, 6-4, in 10 innings, Valentine was second-guessing himself about Wilson, saying his instincts had told him to take the pitcher out of the game Saturday after his second inning of work because Wilson seemed to be laboring a bit.

Sabathia achieved similar results — the two shutout innings, at least — but said he labored a bit with his mechanics, which caused his changeup to drift.

Mr. Van Hollen has labored a bit in the shadow of Mr. Emanuel, a former senior aide to President Bill Clinton who knows how to command the media's attention.

In his first novel about Billy Boyle, James R. Benn labored a bit too strenuously to draw a picture of a young soldier-sleuth who epitomized everything decent and admirable about World War II America.

Rangers Manager Ron Washington said, "You could see in the third and fourth inning that he was starting to labor a little bit, because the ball started coming up and he just started missing the strike zone".

Williams labored only a bit more in the second set.

German unemployment has barely risen, thanks to manufacturers' orders and recent changes that made labor laws a bit more supple.

It is 1929, and lectors have long been a Cuban tradition, a way to enhance manual labor with a bit of culture.

If you stipulate that the decline of unions makes the old labor beat a bit less compelling, there are still tens of millions of workers who do their jobs every day.

If government or organized labor breathes a bit too close to the corporations' necks, companies have traditionally played the S-word card or, in extremity, the C-word trump card.