Sentence examples for she has labored from inspiring English sources

She has labored for decades in the field, as a high school teacher, a social worker and a conflict resolution coordinator.

Domestic worker Yanira Juarez discovers she has labored for six months with no wages at all; her employer lied about establishing a savings account for her.

A postdoc at Einstein tells of working on a research project that is of little interest to the faculty member whose lab she has labored in for more than five years.

She said she has labored for 16 years to grow trees and plants which the county now proposes to destroy for a road that isn't necessary.

She has labored as a banker, sweated as Bank of America vice-president, and worked herself to the bone at the conservative think tank The Heritage Foundation.

State inspectors told her the Swiss cheese she had labored over for months was contaminated with listeria.

She said the first doctor, at NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell hospital, began urging her to have a cesarean after her water had broken and she had labored for a few hours.

He has denied the allegations, though 21st Century Fox settled with Carlson for $20 million and even apologized to her for the environment in which she had labored.

She proposes adding this nuance: "He recalled the tumble-down dirt & disorder of the 'Goddam shack' when they'd first seen it, & how under her hands it had become... beautiful; he recalled the vision, the enthusiasm, the love with which she had labored".

In the line, which snaked around the lobby several times, I found a twenty-four-year-old ski instructor, home to visit his parents, who was sure Ocasio-Cortez would soon be President, and a middle-aged woman named Kamela Eaton, an artist and video marketer, who brought a large portrait of Ocasio-Cortez, which she had labored over during the days since she learned of the candidate's existence.

Duguid, known to her friends as Nom, was a tall, streaky-blond, hazel-eyed lawyer of thirty-five, with a house and a boyfriend at home, and she was travelling through Asia on a five-month work sabbatical, hoping to resolve the question of why the offer of a partnership in the Toronto firm where she had labored happily for nearly five years had made her want to flee.