Sentence examples for labour to create from inspiring English sources

But all the while they were mesmerising, a dramatic display of human ingenuity that took more than 30 million hours of labour to create.

It is not, for instance, simpler to perform than human theatre; it is more complicated, less direct, and more expensive in time and labour to create.

Long before Karl Marx had calculated the value of labour to create a theory that was to revolutionise the 20th century, thinkers such as Adam Smith (pictured) had wondered on its effect on a Britain taking its first industrialised steps.

After five days of wrangling the Conservatives joined forces with the Liberal Democrats, who came third at the polls, behind Labour, to create the country's first coalition government since the second world war.

There is a need and a desire for effective opposition; people have been flocking to Labour to create that, but the party is at risk of losing them before they have even begun.

Labour split badly after the economic crisis of 1931 and again when Roy Jenkins's "Gang of Four" broke away from Bennite Labour to create the SDP exactly 50 years later.

For several years, India and six neighbouring countries have laboured to create a South Asian free-trade area.

Their health collapses, as does the health-care system that Mr Godwin's mother, a doctor, laboured to create.

Week after week, we laboured to create libraries of our most cherished series, each episode taped back-to-back on one 180-minute cassette, like monks toiling over illuminated letters.

As an environment correspondent for the Guardian, I have met many inventors who have laboured to create or refine low-carbon technologies - for example harvesting biofuel from algae; and new improved designs for wind turbines and wave power machines.

Labour shadow education secretary Tristram Hunt said Labour planned to create directors of schools standards to check schools at a local level.