Sentence examples for labour life from inspiring English sources

He was made a Labour life peer in 1995.

Toby Young, 45, is the son of Michael Young, a Labour life peer and founder of the Open University.

In a statement, Lord Sewel said he had "terminated (his) membership" of the House of Lords, which he entered in 1996 as a Labour life peer.

"A fangless watchdog" was how Lord Desai, a Labour life peer, described a House of Lords without hereditaries in a recent pamphlet.

The Labour life peer Lord Lipsey tabled a question in the House of Lords last week asking ministers to lift the ban on Hobsbawm's access to his files.

We're spending money on all the wrong things and as a result the right things are not happening," said Bryony Worthington, a Labour life peer and Sandbag founder.

My father has smoked since he was six, joined the Marines when he was 17, and has had a tough labouring life with a classically working-class diet.

Both fed Piketty's passionate interest in the "relative importance of wealth and labour in life".

He was consequently arrested and sentenced to death, but the sentence was commuted to hard labour for life.

A Baptist missionary originally from South Korea has been sentenced to hard labour for life in North Korea for alleged spying and attempting to set up underground churches.

In 2014 North Korea sentenced a South Korean missionary to hard labour for life on charges of espionage and setting up an underground church.