Sentence examples for men of labor from inspiring English sources

The secondline is the quintessential trafficdisrupting New Orleans art form; in this case, the Black Men of Labor, a social aid and pleasure club, marched in matching yellow print shirts, with matching hat bands and parasols, while the Hot 8 Brass Band followed behind them, blasting music into the mostly vacant neighborhood.

As one man stated, "I was a man of vigor, a man of labor, a strong man.

It took nearly 400,000 man-hors of labor to build the raceway.

This cave man division of labor should sound ridiculous, yet it retains some currency in the literary marketplace — the sliver conferring prestige, that is, rather than sales.

Moreover, just as the party was a thank you for the several hundred free man-hours of labor provided by Bike and Build, Emily has filled our first two weeks with perks.

The construction unions want the 100,000 man-years of labor Westway promises to provide, and defended the project for the time it would cut from an automobile trip up the West Side of N.Y.C.; the housing, grass, trees, swimming pools, and tennis courts it would provide, and the enormous commitment of federal money it would bring to N.Y.C. Witnesses called it a "unique opportunity".

The planners estimated that incendiary bomb attacks on Japan's six largest cities could cause physical damage to almost 40 percent of industrial facilities and result in the loss of 7.6 million man-months of labor.

By contrast, using our software package to extract these positions took around 12 hours of computer time, but only an aggregate of about 3 man-hours of labor.

She outlines the idea of the unique human sexual division of labor (men the hunters and women the gatherers) and the exchange of meat for fidelity, or "sex contract", but then questions whether hunting is more of a social signal than an essential part of subsistence.

In the days when all senior executives were men, the division of labor was clear: He got the title, the paycheck, the boardroom battles, the ulcer; she planned the dinner parties, kept house in fitting style, dropped old friends to keep pace with his rising social requirements, traveled at the drop of a first-class plane ticket.

"Hillary Clinton is working hard to earn the support of the working men and women of labor because they share a common commitment to a working families agenda that makes the economy work for every American, not just those at the top," Clinton campaign spokesman Jesse Ferguson said.