Sentence examples for laboured for from inspiring English sources
They argued for universal suffrage, set up colleges and co-operatives, and laboured for the labourer.
Their play was laboured for much of the night.
Statisticians have laboured for more than a decade to find ways to do this.
I had laboured for 10 hours, but now, instead of a head, I felt something bony.
It's certainly true that Samuel Johnson laboured for decades on his Dictionary of the English Language (1755).
England encountered more reminders of the perils of an India tour as they laboured for their wickets against Haryana.
At the same time, he laboured for the nomination and election of the war hero Zachary Taylor.
John Day, for instance, laboured for months constructing a wooden "submarine" in which he intended to live on the seabed.
Arsenal laboured for offensive inspiration and, as the minutes ticked, Bayern found their strut, even if the end product proved elusive.
Hans-Joachim Voth, an economic historian at the University of Zurich, shows that in 1800 the average English worker laboured for 64 hours a week.
His decision to make Manchester City his piggy bank is certainly an intriguing one, City having laboured for so long in the shadow of Manchester United.
