Sentence examples for labourers make from inspiring English sources

Smaller communities of mulattoes (people of mixed European and African descent), zambos (mixed Indian and African descent), descendants of Europeans, and descendants of Chinese, South Asian, and African indentured labourers make up the remainder.

The winding streets are often clogged with pedestrian traffic and taxis at weekends as labourers make their way to the shops on their day off.

ON FEBRUARY 5th, a party of Chinese labourers made its way down a track near the village of Hest Bank, on the shore of Morecambe Bay.

Serving an expanded citizenry, Reconstruction governments established the South's first state-funded public school systems, sought to strengthen the bargaining power of plantation labourers, made taxation more equitable, and outlawed racial discrimination in public transportation and accommodations.

The sudden loss of cheap child labourers made the already weakened mining industries of Cornwall and West Devon even less profitable, and more than half the mines in the area went out of business in the following decade.

Cobbett's sympathies lie with the cottagers and labourers who make landscape productive: in his large picture of the rural world, beauty lies in a well-ordered cabbage field that enables its owner to be self-sufficient.

France, which had imported tens of thousands of north African labourers to make up for its depleted workforce during the first world war, drew again on the Maghreb, or northwestern Africa.

Even without the flooding, Saptari District is one of the poorest in the country, with a majority of the population surviving as subsistence farmers or daily-wage agricultural labourers who make approximately $1 a day.

A survivor of a deadly Bangladeshi garment factory fire and a former child labourer will make their way to Bentonville, Arkansas, next week to protest at the annual meeting of retail giant Walmart.

It's cheaper now for a labourer to make shoes in India than France.

It may be guessed that there lay the crowded dwellings of the artisans and other labourers who made the city what it was.