Sentence examples for laboring as from inspiring English sources

Struth was laboring as mightily as the machines to take his pictures.

Scouts watching Watson's last outing felt he was laboring, as if he could not throw freely.

"If, like whites, they are to be self-supporting, then, like whites they ought to have those rights, civil and political, without which they are but laboring as a man labors with hands bound.

And the privilege of laboring as a volunteer in a day care center in Guatemala — "service learning," as it's sometimes called — doesn't come cheap once you tote up the air fare, room and board.

The rink, she said, has been a constant in her life, through working as a paralegal around the corner, attending Fordham Law School and now laboring as a claims examiner near Wall Street.

My sense is that her jockey, trainer and handlers could not possibly have behaved more responsibly, laboring as they must under pressure to have the horses in their charge conform to a condensed, costly and often unyielding timetable.

Business and labor, as well as many politicians, want to fix a totally dysfunctional system.

He gave up seven hits, and he labored as much as anything.

Their labor as soon as they entered the house — or the barn — belonged to their families.

Many of the newcomers received campaign help from labor as well as from Mr. Emanuel.

Infections, particularly of the mother's genito-urinary tract, can induce pre-term labor as well.