Sentence examples for monumental labor from inspiring English sources
Because of the changes, the White House estimates that 4.2 million additional workers will be covered by the overtime rules, making this a monumental labor reform.
Dr. Lovatt said she was particularly struck by the artist's monumental, labor-intensive scrolls, a series begun in 1970, when Ms. Stuart reinvented Surrealist frottage by working with, and against, the earth.
It was a monumental task.
They face a monumental task.
How this monumental task is achieved remains poorly understood.
It's a monumental fundraising project.
These settlements exhibited many of the attributes of civilization -- monumental architecture, division of labor, social stratification -- apparently before they had any significant contact with people in the lower valleys of the Tigris and Euphrates rivers.
"Gulag" was a monumental account of the Soviet labor camp system, a chain of prisons that by Mr. Solzhenitsyn's calculation some 60 million people had entered during the 20th century.
He is admired on the Western right for documenting beyond any refutation that every monstrosity Stalin carried out -- from the imprisonment of children to the deliberate starving of peasants, from the extermination of clergy members to the monumental crime of the forced labor camps -- was inspired, if not invented, by Lenin.
