Sentence examples similar to nonstop labor from inspiring English sources
But in both situations, I think, each couple feel like the media is ever-present in their lives — and in the case of the Waleses, the media have been outside the hospital nonstop before labor, during labor and after.
She wanted prodigies, even if it meant nonstop, punishing labor.
The heart rate of the fetus will be monitored before, during, and just after a contraction or nonstop during labor to tell how the fetus reacts to the contraction.
Diplomats labored nonstop for the last 48 hours of the conference to resolve differences over a handful of thorny issues, including financial aid to developing countries hit hard by climate change, as well as rules and procedures for judging whether countries are honoring their commitments to cut pollution.
Today, a worker laboring 40 hours a week nonstop throughout the year for the federal minimum wage could barely keep a family of two above the federal poverty line.
Cathay Pacific Airways, meanwhile, has postponed the planned Sept. 1 start of nonstop service between Kennedy and Hong Kong because of uncertainty about the economy and a labor dispute with its pilots.
For Portland, which labored mightily to persuade Delta Air Lines to establish a minihub here with nonstop flights to Asia, the controversy over the immigration office has been a blow to the city's image abroad.
Even if my parents had the energy to watch my wild ones nonstop while Nick and I cooked, would everyone eat the exotic fruits of our labors?
