Sentence examples for laboring hard from inspiring English sources

He noted afterward that the Telekom team of Jan Ullrich, the German who was second last year and is rated Armstrong's major challenger, rode over the first two mountains laboring hard at the front of a group chasing a breakaway.

Sanguan Kunaporn, whose practice was on the swinging resort island of Phuket, was known for laboring hard to make a sensitive "clitoris" from a small chunk of penis he preserved during surgery.

But the most frightening possible result of sanctions is that the West could nail shut the "window to Europe" that Russia has been laboring hard to develop ever since Peter the Great first built it at tremendous cost in the early 18th century.

Another option is to quickly check postdisaster health symptoms in the general population if the general population is being affected, even though folks are farther from the source of the exposure and aren't laboring hard in proximity to the toxicants, that's a warning signal for the workers.

Six foot 7 (seven feet in today's inches), Peter dashed about the city urging everyone on, no one laboring harder than he.

Local workers have labored hard to remove salt from the soil in the past year.

It's certainly true that the mayor and city officials have labored hard to diversify the economy.

The film, directed by Shekhar Kapur, labors hard to balance the books, matching bravery against the follies of imperial rule.

Mike labored hard on the book's language, but sometimes the analogies became too vivid for my style.

Once established, Lieutenant LeGault said, the workers, usually in teams of 4 to 10, must labor hard to cultivate.

Why should either major party labor hard in a state that has not voted for a Republican presidential candidate other than Ronald Reagan in 40 years?