Sentence examples for rugged labor from inspiring English sources
Showing the masses at their most unwashed, Stroheim captures a heaving, struggling, stinking world of rugged labor, precarious comfort, and primitive naïveté.
The prevalence of tattoos and piercings, both symbols of rugged physicality and products of exacting labor, suggest the shift that has taken place.
Frazier, wrote Mailer, was "twice as black as Clay and half as handsome," with "the rugged decent life-worked face of a man who had labored in the pits all his life".
The unpampered, rugged, rustic Tonya also chops wood, fixes cars, and holds tough manual-labor jobs.
Koch emphasized rugged pursuits, taking his sons big-game hunting in Africa, and requiring them to do farm labor at the family ranch.
She wrote that the road to freedom was "rugged and full of thorns" and proposed that "a society of colored people be formed to labor for the benefit of the unfortunate freedmen".
The deals are a victory for a deeply unpopular Labor government, which has made the network a major plank in its program, as the vast distances and rugged terrain in Australia keep Internet speeds slow and costs high.
