Sentence examples for the toil of from inspiring English sources

"It was the toil of many".

But it is not just about the toil of this season.

But nor is it true that the toil of those two hundred and fifty years was "sunk," with nothing left.

Much of every dividend she enjoys, after all, comes from the toil of some long-forgotten vagina.

Is the poet talking about the toil of life, and the aftermath of that toil?The poems snatch precious remembered moments.

Walter also damages his hand, forcing him to abandon the toil of the harvest for intellectual labour helping Quill to chart the area.

And bid the toils of slavery cease!

The toils of racism in American society lend drama to anything that touches on them.

For David, caught in the toils of the theoretical, "race is only real if you freeze time...

Even flicking and ticking the toils of that number of pupils becomes an extra day out of your week.

Turning from this scene of restless volcanic energy to the peaceful sea at our feet, a magnificent view rewarded us for the toils of the morning.