Sentence examples for some legwork from inspiring English sources

There's some legwork involved here.

It takes some legwork, but a few booths can still be found in the city.

Or Mr. Newman would cook up a philanthropic idea and recruit Mr. Hotchner for some legwork.

Although much of the system is automated, Mr. Honan said it also required some legwork by sales people.

Hunting down names and addresses before my visit, I realized that though the place itself is quite small — fewer than half a million people live there — it would still take some legwork to find the most interesting new shops.

Here you'll see adverts offering auction lists for the coming months, sent out for a one-off fee of around £39. Then it's a matter of ringing up the auctioneers, asking for a catalogue and doing some legwork.

Update: James B. Stewart of the NYT has a great review of the book, and he has done some reporting legwork, tracking down some of the interns in Smith's class, who suggest Smith may not have written accurately about the already gentle-seeming hazing his intern class got.

David Joy, chief market strategist and chairman of the Capital Markets Committee for RiverSource Investments, a subsidiary of Ameriprise Financial,, notes that while earnings remain important, investors need to do some extra legwork to actually get some value out of them.

Over the years, in doing some additional legwork on my own, I discovered another notable contender.

Schroeder does some daring legwork to shed light on those years.

And for those who want to get closer, some serious legwork over steep terrain can put you right next to both the Grinnell and Sperry Glaciers, respectively a day and an overnight's hike away.