Sentence examples for labour killing from inspiring English sources

Women with the darkest skins made the least vitamin D, so had softer bones, meaning the pelvis broke in labour, killing mother and child.

Many participants spoke about the fear of someone halting the progression of labour, killing the baby or even the mother.

Associated with Artemis and famed for Herakles' sixth labour (killing of the Stymphalian birds), the city has a rich (geo mythology.

But, in the end, New Labour killed itself.

Boredom may be the death of Labour, killed by a primal yearning for the shock of the new.

Its unflinching realism – its patient delineation of the labours of killing, dismembering, dragging – eventually becomes a kind of nightmare surrealism.

"Cheap labour always kills workers", she says.

No, New Labour was killed off not by the accession of Gordon Brown, or the departure of Tony Blair, but by the sudden end of an era of 63 consecutive quarters of economic growth.

There may be something quite surreal – not to mention cloying – about a party conference at which almost everyone agrees with everyone else about everything, but the Tories and Labour would kill right now to have such unity within the ranks.

After the 1997 general election, the new Labour government killed the voucher scheme, but took an interest in the EPPE project as ECEC was a central policy interest of the new government, and they increased the EPPE funding.

I thought he was going to say he was paying out so much in labour it was killing him.