Sentence examples for much hard labour from inspiring English sources

Then there's its title, Harvest, invoking the idea of a deserved reward for much hard labour.

These rooms, predominantly on the fourth and fifth floors, are where much of the hard labour of Scientology goes on: the removing of obstacles to progress and perception.

However, much of the hard labour will be done by members of the public who will be paying up to £525 a week – including copious mugs of tea but not accommodation – for the privilege.

Crean, considered one of the toughest men in the expedition, had led a pony across the Barrier and had thus been saved much of the hard labour of man-hauling.

That would make it much harder to motivate Labour activists and voters.

"It is much harder for Scottish Labour.

The men who undertake the hard labour cannot be having much fun.

Hard labour at that.

With hard labour.

Two months of hard labour.

Was that so hard Labour?