Sentence examples for laboring at from inspiring English sources

The result is a droll essay about an obsessed anthropologist laboring at the margins of respectability.

Laboring at the bank, laboring at prose to keep out of debt, Eliot wrote little verse during his first years in London, because he was simply too exhausted to think about poetry.

It also hoped cities would coordinate anti-foreclosure efforts into a regional strategy rather than laboring at cross-purposes.

Kober dedicated her life to solving the riddle, laboring at her dining table in Brooklyn, "ever-present cigarette at hand".

But writers are rarely shown laboring at the craft unless you count Nicholson's "all work and no play".

The firemen worked hard, stamping upon the hose to break the ice, and laboring at the pumps.

Isabel went into labor at P.C.M.H.

"This is manual labor at the end of the day".

It has labored, at times clumsily, to block these projects.

What the company offered, though, was labor at enormous savings.

Chefs labor at the intersection of service and pride.