Sentence examples for overwork on from inspiring English sources

Kim Jong Il, North Korea's dictator since 1994, died on December 17th of a presumed heart attack in one of his palaces, though the official version said he died of overwork on a train.

He set up its National Centre for Orchestral Studies and continued to "overwork" on official committees.

When I met him in 2006 – at exactly half his age, I found his vitality almost dauntingly impressive – he was wrapping up his own documentary, Who Needs Sleep?, which dealt with overwork on Hollywood sets, inspired by the death in a car crash of a cameraman who had just worked a month of 19-hour days.

The negative impact of overwork on both families and society at large.

The inquiry heard that Arthurworrey was overworked, taking on more cases than guidelines allow.

Where staff are already overworked, taking on additional tasks may lead to burnout or job dissatisfaction [ 11, 20], thus reducing service quality.

Interface Inc. CEO Daniel Hendrix told the New York Times that he had been working 24/7 when his then-boss sparked an epiphany about overworking on the weekends.

There are more than 600 exhibits, including photographs, sculptures, things pulverised by overwork, heads on sticks looking like cannibalistic lollipops, discarded trial runs and variations on familiar themes.

"I detoxed, I did some indigenous dancing," she tells Tiffany (Jennifer Elise Cox), the pretty, hilariously ditsy and indifferent receptionist who feels overworked even when on a break.

Another dress: surely what orphans at the rending plant wore before child labor laws; the zipper was too exhausted and blind from overwork to be sewn on the inside ($1,100).

He later described it as "a personal matter … brought on by overwork and lack of sleep".