Sentence examples for labourers in the from inspiring English sources

Hamid went back to supervising the labourers in the paddy fields.

So women labourers in the industry fell from 40-45% to 4%.

An Italian colleague had told him that the heart attack rate among labourers in the Neapolitan area was low.

Servants also were almost naked, as were labourers in the fields, who are depicted clad only in a loincloth.

Others were allowed to work as temporary migrant labourers in the West, and still others enlisted in the U.S. Army.

Some Baga are employed as wage labourers in the bauxite mines of the Los Islands off Conakry.

He is famed for getting German companies and the German government in the 1990s to set up a $5.2 billion fund for slave-labourers in the second world war.

Sociologically, the FARC can be seen as representing the interests of two groups of Colombian peasants: small farmers who have colonised "internal frontiers" such as the Andean foothills, the llanos and the middle-Magdalena region, and whose farms are threatened by cattle barons; and farmers and day-labourers in the coca industry.

"I was the only foreign labourer in the whole of the Ruhr," he says.

"I used to work as a child labourer in the village," she says.

In the early 1950s, Dodd worked as a farm labourer in the United States.