Sentence examples for of the laboring from inspiring English sources

"I'm here because of the laboring men and women of greater New York," Archbishop Egan said in an interview.

And, in a phrase that sounds plucked from a pamphlet, "the diligence and industriousness of the laboring masses".

"I haven't done physical labor for a living in a long time, but, at heart, I suspect I'm still a member of the laboring class," he said.

We have allowed still and video photography during both vaginal deliveries and C-sections based on the wishes of the laboring mother for as long as I can remember.

Though the novel revolves — as much as anything stuffed with dozens upon dozens of often numbing digressions can revolve — around the failed workers' revolt of 1832, Hugo's concern was the lot of the laboring poor in 1862.

I think he was more excited when I was hired by The Daily News in 1986 — it still had a reputation as the voice of the laboring class — than when I was later hired by The Times.

Consumers' assessment of the labor market worsened.

& about the resurgence of the labor movement..

Paula Peinovich, president of the labor college, declined to be interviewed.

Ravenal's slaves performed much of the labor.

More people also dropped out of the labor force.