Sentence examples for the labor class from inspiring English sources

As I hit the sixth month, I turned to the Labor Class Quiz on Baby Center, which can determine "which childbirth class will help you the most".

As for Standard Cognition's impact on the labor class, Suswal admits that "the major chains will have some reduction... no one is going to get fired but fewer people will get hired".

He credits the experience of joining the "labor class" in what he described as "a real socialist country" for his radicalization.

We started off in America as farmers and railroad workers, and made up a large portion of the labor class in central and northern California.

It is likely that since in the developed world even the relatively deprived class is not malnourished, and owing to mechanization most of the labor class also does little physical work, differences in nutrition and exercise are not similar to the less developed societies.

In England, half of the population roughly was of the laboring class, people who did not own land and labored for others.

"I haven't done physical labor for a living in a long time, but, at heart, I suspect I'm still a member of the laboring class," he said.

I think he was more excited when I was hired by The Daily News in 1986 — it still had a reputation as the voice of the laboring class — than when I was later hired by The Times.

He didn't talk much about his work, but Arnett did, functioning almost as an interpreter: tigers often symbolized black-male strength; un-recycled tin cans, the laboring class; monkeys, white men.

In the 1850s, newspapers in California complained that Chinese immigrants were the dregs of the laboring class, having "most of the vices and few of the virtues of the African". Yet by the 1960s, attitudes had completely flipped.

Most of the laboring class possess property, cultivate their own lands, have families, and from the demand for their labor are enabled to exact from the rich and the competent such prices as enable them to be fed abundantly, clothed above mere decency, to labor moderately and raise their families".