Sentence examples for we will labor from inspiring English sources

While we will be putting roughly the same meal on the Thanksgiving table as they did, we will labor less and enjoy it more.

A.D. White noted in his inaugural address, "We will labor to make this a Christian institution, a sectarian institution may it never be".

I care passionately about the inhabitability of our planet from an environmental perspective, but until it's fully inhabitable by women who can walk freely down the street without the constant fear of trouble and danger, we will labor under practical and psychological burdens that impair our full powers.

Until the oil is stopped, the financial markets will labor under an oily coating of fear.

Rudolph will labor in small Bronx house while son will have Broadway for himself.

Reilly will labor in a confined space and hope the reader notices the difference in craftsmanship.

With these victories, will labor really wage a war with Mr. Obama and other Democrats in this autumn's elections over trade?

And whoever ends up as C.E.O. will labor under the watchful eye and the long shadow of Steve Jobs.

In the service of their great ones, people will labor for free.

Following McKenzie and Rapoport (2007), we use a model of migration decision, which includes a measure of households' wealth level in polynomial form (degree 2), interacted with a measure of the local migration prevalence, capturing network effects facilitating migration.5 In addition, we will consider labor market outcomes and their interaction with wealth, as determinants of migration.

I continue to try to fathom the calculus of carnage that devolved from the 9.11 catastrophe, and wonder when we will awaken and labor to heal the real wounding of that unimaginable, unforgettable day: the American soul, lost in the decade of loss, of the thousands lost in our penchant for retaliatory and preemptive wars.