Sentence examples for wheels of work from inspiring English sources

Tim feels as if he's gotten off several gerbil wheels: the wheels of work, of medical treatment and of suburban family life.

At the heart of it, that's what greases the wheels of work.

"Gotta Get Up," from the Bottle Rockets' earlier "Brand New Year," is a driving rock nightmare that doesn't so much describe as embody the breathless, rat-on-a-wheel cycle of work week and weekend.

This hamster wheel of work, where one's life is lived in service of status points rather than satisfaction at their accomplishments, was partially explored by "Should You Automate Your Life So that You Can Work Harder?" an article by Sarah Green in the Harvard business review last week.

"I realised so much of my life was spent on a hamster wheel of working to make money to exist and it sort of takes away spending time with family".

The "four wheels" of e-Work, their fifteen e-dimensions and their role in e-Production are discussed and illustrated.

The "four wheels" of e-Work, their 15 e-dimensions and their role in e-Production and e-Service are explained and illustrated.

Their apostles all believe in some kind of blood consciousness, some kind of shared pre-rational identity, and appeal to a population enraged at being reduced to the hamster wheel of meaningless work and material reward.

Previously they had created the ambitious large-scale "Wheel of Misfortune" work in a defunct manganese-leaching pond, but painting the offset red, blue and grey shades to replicate a 3D effect, was their biggest challenge yet.

It's fascinating to see the wheels of justice at work.

Williamson won the Monza Lottery race in the Wheatcroft March-BMW, then Tom was persuaded to back him at the wheel of a works March 731 in the British grand prix at Silverstone.