Sentence examples for laboring back from inspiring English sources

Like a corpse in a low-budget noir, "Our Family Wedding" struggles to die, winding down at least three times before laboring back to life.

But the new money tallies show that the Democrats have no choice but to labor back from their disadvantage.

It holds Labor back from developing new, relevant policies and addressing the cultural and structural problems bedevilling the party across the nation.

But in the electorate, for now at least according to early polling, and in the minds of Labor tacticians, the Rudd restoration seems to have achieved its aim of putting Labor back into the electoral game.

I know we must find a way to bring organized labor back to its former power.

He later explained that he was off his game because of excitement; he had just received news that his wife had gone into labor back in Boston.

That's why terrified policy wonks in Labor back rooms try to compete with them by getting a touch more racist on immigration, or a bit more hateful toward those who claim benefits.

That year, labor backed Vice President Walter F. Mondale over Senator Gary Hart.

Mr. Kerry has also received strong labor backing.

Republicans like Senator Clifford Case of New Jersey and even President Richard Nixon received important labor backing.

With 15 unions endorsing him, Mr. Gephardt has more labor backing than any other presidential contender.