Sentence examples for labour alone from inspiring English sources

But the power of a poisonous legacy does not afflict Labour alone.

While the RMT has the muscle, its onboard staff can no longer stop services by withdrawal of their labour alone.

We can give ourselves the pleasure of feeling that by our labour alone, we have transformed two square metres of concrete into something that delights the senses.

Labour alone among the major parties fails to mention the issue but is keen to broker a behind-the-scenes agreement between the NAO and the BBC.

Marx worked out all the logical implications of this theory and added to it "the theory of surplus value," which rests on the axiom that human labour alone creates all value and hence constitutes the sole source of profits.

There is more fatuous wittering from McDonald's, which even has the nerve to attempt a tone of wronged outrage, saying that "in 2009 we spent over £2m on staff labour alone" picking up ­litter.

EAT would irrevocably change art and its cherished notions of a singular creator labouring alone.

After his return to France in 1754, he laboured alone in compiling his data, and overwork apparently hastened his death.

He began to contemplate a preacher's call as he turned peat for hours in the black bogs, a teenager labouring alone.

I encountered one dedicated young German, Sebastian Bethge, in the dramatic hill village of Apold, labouring alone to restore the church interior with money raised in Berlin and elsewhere.

Tom Vek We Have Sound (Tummy Touch) Tom Vek follows in the footsteps of many other maverick one-man bands, having laboured alone in a garage for years, trying to do something original.