Less fortunate Americans labor long days to compensate for laid-off co-workers or simply to pay the bills.
During long days of labor, oystermen here often refresh themselves by eating them that way.
The villagers who stayed behind, dressed in the the black pajamas of the Khmer Rouge, were forced into long days of labor that killed many of them.
The rich were very rich while the broad working class earned modest incomes through long days of labor in mines, in factories and in the fields.
It is about food marketing and food processing; suburban sprawl and drive-throughs; vending machines and video games; long days and labor-saving technology.
If you're reading this, no one has to tell you that the stress of long days and nights laboring in a lab can be just as taxing as the work of day traders, investment bankers, and media moguls in the Big Apple.
Her brothers and sisters go to the theater for relief from long days of sweatshop labor and as part of a repertory of self-improving cultural activities that also include literature and political activism.
"I would desecrate the memory of all those Kashmiris who were forced to live on half-empty stomachs — who toiled without reward for their blood and sweat, and those countless, nameless ones who died of exhaustion after long days of forced labor — by joining an event sponsored with the wealth accumulated from such exploitation," he wrote.
At that time, he meant to wrest control of economic and political life from large corporations (and their government yes men) and place it in the hands of citizens, by breaking the power of trusts, fostering broader economic competition, and promoting better conditions for workers whose long days and crushing labor prevented full participation in public life.
"Since Labor Day weekend, it's been work every weekend, a lot of long days," he said.
