Sentence examples for master labour from inspiring English sources

Saturn workers today operate under GM's master labour contract; the head of the division has been demoted to a mere marketing boss; Saturn products are now built wherever GM can find the capacity and these days there is plenty of that.

Myth might imagine that the master laboured into the night over his drawing board and emerged in the morning, like Michelangelo, with a masterpiece.

He mastered the labour-intensive technique of wood-block printing and at its height the company was selling wallpapers, textiles, ceramics, glazed tiles and furnishings and taking on interior decorating commissions.

The term "Scottish Executive" was probably dreamt up by some well-meaning civil servant as an option for his Labour master.

Like their New Labour masters, they talk the talk of modernity, but deep down they are traditionalists.

2012 was a year in which Labour mastered the arts of opposition, including cynical and opportunistic opposition, as when it helped Conservative rebels to sabotage reform of the Lords and combined with Tory Euro-haters to defeat the government over the European budget.

38 Both masters' demands for labour and parish officials' desire to be rid of rate burdens encouraged the apprenticing of young children.

"That doesn't sit well with Andy Burnham," says one master of understatement in Labour's senior team.

Darling was put through training bouts with Scottish Labour's master of first minister's questions, the party spin doctor Paul Sinclair, pretending to be Salmond.

The pre-Freudian symbols – with the poor old master builder having to labour away to the top of a tower – are cumbersome, and tinged with comic absurdity.

It bears the mark of the individual who has laboured to master it.