Sentence examples for mass of working from inspiring English sources

In the tradition of Marx and Lenin, revolution is the moment when the mass of working people take to the stage of history to win their freedom – their "self-emancipation" as the tradition has it.

Though economic growth has eluded Detroit in recent decades, "you still have the masses of working communities, the people that Rivera was so interested in," she noted.

The project, known as the Purple Line, would ease the commutes of masses of working people and is Maryland's top transportation priority, according to John P. Cahalan, a spokesman for the Maryland Department of Transportation.

In 1932, he decided to run against Roosevelt for the Democratic Presidential nomination, and he spent the weeks leading up to the Convention railing against Roosevelt's prescriptions for the Depression, declaring that he would "fight to the end" any candidate who persisted in appealing to the "masses of working people of this country to destroy themselves".

But because of the power of money and marketing most people are hearing only one side of an ongoing argument between the wealthy few and the broad masses of working people.

It took mass movements of working people and their allies to begin to rein in corporations in the early twentieth century.

When the mass flow rate of working fluid, ambient temperature and solar incident angle increase, the heat losses of solar receiver decrease.

The entire mass of work was so costly to produce that even the public libraries did not contain complete collections.

She said she discovered some fakes and copies in the mass of work destined for the museum.

Essentially, he seems to have felt no need to confront the problem met by all biographers writing about someone on whom a mass of work already exists.

"He has a mass of work to do," says Wiese. "I'm not sure he will ever be like you and me.