Sentence examples for to be labors from inspiring English sources

Low-budget films tend to be labors of love, and Manson Family Vacation is no exception.

Gomes, although behind Goumri, does not appear to be laboring.

"But my point is, these are going to be labor pains".

She also saw that he seemed to be laboring more when he exerted himself.

As Trump was insulting Jones he was also nominating Andrew Puzder to be labor secretary.

Eight seats tipped to be Coalition wins turned out to be Labor wins (including Bennelong, John Howard's seat).

But the last two years, Mr. Goodwin, a tall, taciturn West Virginian, has seemed to be laboring under a curse.

And Thomas Perez, nominated to be labor secretary, is being held up by Senator David Vitter of Louisiana, who is angry about the Justice Department's enforcement of voting rights laws.

There he seemed to be laboring to extract performances forcibly from the players; here he seemed more inclined simply to let them play.

Afterward, everyone in the Cardinals' clubhouse said La Russa's move was the right decision, given that the starting pitcher, Edwin Jackson, seemed to be laboring.

Keitany does appear to be laboring a bit more than she has been as she heads up First Avenue in Manhattan.