Sentence examples for laboring classes from inspiring English sources

Labor and laboring classes.

Another factor should be added: the abandonment of anti-immigration attitudes by intellectuals and the laboring classes.

"That point is further underscored by the decision in 1900 to open a separate Workingmen's Library for the city's laboring classes.

Built in the 1870s to provide "improved dwellings for the laboring classes," the Dickensian-looking walk-ups have airy units, exterior bluestone staircases and handsome ironwork.

We are inclined to believe that the food, both in quality and quantity, is better than that of the laboring classes generally.

A great many residents -- mostly the laboring classes -- are foreigners from Asia and elsewhere in the Middle East, and only a small handful have citizenship.

In England, half of the population roughly was of the laboring class, people who did not own land and labored for others.

He believes that Göbekli Tepe was built by a laboring class, maybe even by slaves.

"I haven't done physical labor for a living in a long time, but, at heart, I suspect I'm still a member of the laboring class," he said.

The god Enlil must consider the anti-flood argument that killing humanity would be economically ruinous: humans, according to the epic, were created to serve as earth's laboring class, necessary for the gods to maintain their plush lifestyle.

In 1857 the Virginian George Fitzhugh wrote that the social tensions resulting from population increases as the West was settled would force the North to resort to slavery as a means of controlling an insubordinate and menacing laboring class.