Sentence examples for sons labour from inspiring English sources
He received 10,000 Centrale Franc Africain (about $20) as a down-payment from a trafficker for the boys to leave their village to go to work in Nigeria, and was told he would get 90,000 CFA ($180) for his sons' labour for a year.
In "Rural Evening," the "sons of labour" light their pipes and come to "talk of wages wether high or low".
There's an informality and intimacy to these interviews, and the portrait comes sugar-coated a sugar-coated af love, sonmingly designed to re-ignite interest in his father's work and enhance his labour.
Now, 20 years later, I am unable to recall every part of my son's labour and birth.
When Moon had its premiere at the Sundance Film Festival, David Bowie flew in unannounced to see the fruit of his son's labours.
It was formed to take on the upper classes but has now joined them, complains this son of a Labour trade unionist as he denounces "Labour's evil bankers" at Goldman Sachs.
Three sons sold for labour The agreement will target cases like that of a father in Benin who negotiated a "good price" for his three 10-year-old sons.
It is a bildungsroman tracing Pelle's transformation from farm labourer's son to militant labour leader.
Jamie Maxton, son of John Maxton, Labour MP for Cathcart, Glasgow, worked for the Labour party in Scotland.
Born in 1947, Mamet was the son of a labour lawyer and the product of a painfully broken home.
The son of a Labour minister, he studied economics and art history at Cambridge and wrote his master's thesis on J. M. W. Turner (the prize's namesake).
