Sentence examples similar to toilsome work from inspiring English sources

Hard work?

Or in other words, a particularly toilsome kind of work.

From nods of a child to an assertive human being's eloquent speech; this has all been possible because of a choice of effort, determination toward work and toilsome.

For one thing, Murray has hit on a brilliant way to lighten up the often strenuous impression of her previous work; her shapes and colors, juxtaposed without toilsome transitions, crackle with surplus energy.

Before Christianity had abolished civil slavery in Europe, working in the mines was judged too toilsome for any but slaves or malefactors: at present there are men employed in them who are known to live comfortably.

Working hard.

Worked hard.

She began working with various state departments, universities and private sector entities to begin the long and toilsome task of solving some of these crimes.

It's not as toilsome as you'd think.

Unlike Heidegger, who said of "Three Pairs of Shoes," "From the dark opening of the worn insides the toilsome tread of the worker stares forth," and utterly unlike Derrida, whose note on that painting questioned what "constitutes a pair of shoes and how the elements of such combine different forms of reality," my mother said they show how hard some people work.

Such toilsome efforts are of me required, Because of the woeful lack of parking In Leicestershire.