Sentence examples for toiling diligently from inspiring English sources

She's been toiling diligently for years, a work-ethic explained in part by the title of her new album, Because I Love It.

A March 21 letter about "toiling diligently" to support one's pets does not mention that our pets have better medical care (non-contributing, cradle to grave) delivered by personnel unfettered by red tape, and are chauffeured to each appointment.

Making ends meet is a struggle A walk through Kawangware reveals many children at work, including a young girl of 5 or 6 toiling diligently with a large knife, peeling potatoes that her mother will cut and turn into french fries that she can sell in the slum.

A walk through Kawangware reveals many children at work, including a young girl of 5 or 6 toiling diligently with a large knife, peeling potatoes that her mother will cut and turn into french fries that she can sell in the slum.

Modest to a fault, he toiled diligently in the legislative vineyards for 17 years.

Mr Campbell has clearly toiled diligently in the archives and works hard to bring his story alive.

Maybe because, in their fairness and consistency, games appreciate our hard work: toil diligently, and you will be rewarded and promoted.

If Petros Vafiadis and his family represent a common situation in Greece today — people who toiled diligently in the old system, only to find that its collapse necessitates their own — Paul Evmorfidis is atypical but also revealing of another path, one not generally taken but apparently not entirely overgrown.

It all seems rather more "Sex and the City" than Asian values, though the manicurists, pedicurists, cosmetologists and hairdressers toil diligently.Asked whether he wants to go to university, the holy grail of most Asian families, a young barber called Noel replies that he would rather open a hairdressing salon.

In a faceless high-rise office building, well-groomed Chipper (Marlon Chopper Young) toils diligently after hours to advance up the corporate ladder when he's abruptly interrupted by the appearance of William Shabaka Barry Henleyy), a successful executive from an even taller building.

And branches of the Hotel of Mum and Dad are springing up all the time – providing beds for a generation that studies hard for grades and toils diligently at work but still can't afford to make their own way.