Sentence examples for those labours from inspiring English sources

Sony is furiously working to rectify that, and LittleBigPlanet is one of the first tangible fruits of those labours.

Poet Anne Carson's translation of part of one of Heracles' last speeches (in her Grief Lessons: Four Plays by Euripides) captures the link between the violence in his heroic life (the labours, the wars) and its dreadful eruption into the home: All those labours, what can I say?

Then the aspirant must not only be tested in those labours and dangers and pleasures which we mentioned before, but there is another kind of probation which we did not mention --he must bexerciseded also in many kinds of knowledge, to see whether the soul will be able to endure the highest of all, will faint under them, as in any other studies and exercises.

Caroline Flint and Frank Field are among those Labour MPs planning to vote with the government.

It's about taking responsibility and going into those labour supply chains and social auditing".

Jeremy Corbyn needed to have a word with those Labour councils busy demolishing social housing.

And those Labour policies have to be symbols of distinctive values.

Nothing to be said for all those Labour defeats unless you were a Tory.

Michael, those Labour-certified mobile-phone ring-tones are a great idea… young, tech-savvy, hip, v New Labour!

Mr Clegg said: "We will not enter a coalition which is based on those Labour and Conservative cuts for education.

All those labour rigidities remain--though they exist, for the most part, at national, not European level.