Employed people expect to enjoy increased consumption for their labors, and so put pressure on demand in real terms.
If you're blogging for someone other than yourself (not as a commenter, not as a personal blogger; those are labors of love and don't count) you deserve to be paid.
It is thought to have started as an end-of-harvest festival, with workers returning from the fields and enjoying the fruits of their labors with family.
These small labors of love kept her heart alive and fulfilled".
He himself had earned the right to vote, he was keen to point out, by writing his spelling books and dictionaries: "I am a farmer's son and have collected all the small portion of property which I possess by untiring efforts and labors to promote the literary improvement of my fellow citizens".
Bowker is a clear and prudent writer, and his labors count as a service to scholarship.
"She feeds off the labors of those who would never dream of lowering themselves to accept the fruits that others have harvested with the sweat of their brows".
Even though he has chosen his labors deliberately, his gestures are certainly not those he was born with.
He has undertaken his labors in the name of the queen, yet he cannot trace them back to her.
Looked into several offices, and were instroduced to several thinkers occupied with their labors: one was doodling on a scratch pad; one staring out the window; and a third writing a letter to his mother.
Not so late as to be dinner, of course, but lunch wasn't institutionalized until the onset of industrialization, in the nineteenth century, when factory workers on long shifts were eventually given an hour off from their labors to eat a meal in the middle of the day.
