Sentence examples for painstaking labour from inspiring English sources

They granted consumers choice and freed artists from the painstaking labour of creating their own paints.

Then came the painstaking labour of scaling up, filling pages with scribbled fractions and long division.

An haute couture dress, which may involve 700 hours of painstaking labour, can cost more than $100,000.

A painstaking labour of love by Richard Linklater and the cast and crew which deserves to be recognised as such".

No one beats Chanel when it comes to cramming so many thousands of hours of painstaking labour into so many clothes that so few women can buy.

All of this transatlantic speculation and exchange sustained, and was inspired by, slow, painstaking labour in a back street in Montparnasse.

Bottling metropolis mojo in video games has become a painstaking artisanal labour, one that is conducted by the 21st-century equivalent of Renaissance fresco workshops.

This might amount to a few months of painstaking labor.

However, despite these painstaking efforts the Labour party and Conservative backbenchers united to block any further progress, preventing government from securing a timetable motion without which the Bill effectively becomes impossible to deliver.

As the painstaking work continues, however, it is not lost on those labouring to bring down physical and sectarian barriers that the vote for Brexit has led to the threat of new ones being erected.

And labour-intensive, because every step takes many hours of painstaking effort (none of it, in this case, mine).