Sentence examples for word working from inspiring English sources

But she does not envisage a future where she calls herself a mum without the word "working" before it.

While I fumble with the bottles, my non-nursing colleagues are grading papers, responding to parent e-mails, planning lessons; in a word, working.

The scene begins with Oppenheimer once more savoring lines of Baudelaire: "To what benevolent demon do I owe the joy of being thus surrounded with mystery, with silence, with peace and with perfumes?" Sellars went through the poem with Finley word by word, working out gestures and facial expressions.

Since then, numerous laboratories have appeared around the word working on the DNA detection of ocular pathogens to carry out molecular diagnosis.

Anybody who receives anything, whether a working family tax credit (the clue is in the word "working") or housing benefit, will at some point have been described, by Iain Duncan Smith or George Osborne, as the cause of the debt burden they inherited.

The word "work" connotes drudgery to most people; for me it's the opposite -- exhilarating.

I don't think the word works particularly well in black rap music, which is all about black male fraternity.

This procedure guarantees that each word works as its own control resulting in a better control of word effects.

Word works best, and RTF does a good job of converting, also.

In other words, working mothers are having more babies than stay-at-home moms.

While I'm accustomed to using the words "working parents" here, the debate, of course, centered around mothers.