Sentence examples for two labourers from inspiring English sources

It would be hard to keep your model republics going without the countrymen and countrywomen of these two labourers.

It shows Junger sitting on his mother's lap, and, standing behind them, two labourers who had just completed work on an extension to Junger's parents' house.

No wonder the Great Eastern was nicknamed Leviathan when it was demolished decades later it was said the skeletons of two labourers were discovered, sealed between its twin hulls.

Under the hot sun, far from family and friends, she spends the whole day clearing irrigation canals alongside her two labourers to ensure adequate water for her rice beds.

The "Pickaxe" chapter, in which the kids are press-ganged by two labourers into digging up a field for them, is a perfect blueprint for the establishment of a dictatorship, a mixture of fear, force, lies, division and sweeteners.

Byrons of the desk and counter, pass on, and let us see what kind of men are those behind ye - those two labourers in holyday clothes, of whom one carries in his hand a crumpled scrap of paper, from which he tries to spell out a hard name, while the other looks about for it on all the doors and windows.

A camel herder's wage is 52,000 UM/year and a shepherd 67,400 UM/year (1998/1999 prices; McCracken 2000), while a hectare of land costs between 225,000 and 375,000 UM per year in labour (150 days of growing season × three to five labourers per hectare × 500 UM/day).

Eventually, the Portuguese forcibly transported 4 million labourers from their West African colonies.

Thirty thousand labourers, many of them Irish, were brought in to work on the construction sites.

Last month, seven army personnel and three labourers building a road near the Iranian border were killed by unidentified gunmen.

Masked gunmen attacked six labourers' colonies in the northern districts of Dibrugarh and Tinsukia, killing 48 Indian settlers.