Sentence examples for workers from all over from inspiring English sources

The capital's economy sucks in workers from all over Britain indeed, from all over the world.

Local industry, now partly civilian, is sucking in workers from all over Russia.

His charter city will have extremely open immigration policies to attract foreign workers from all over.

The colonial administrators hired workers from all over Central Africa for this project.

The building and tourist boom is also drawing migrant workers from all over Mexico.

By the end of the 20th century, the state's economy was attracting highly educated workers from all over the world.

There are the agricultural workers who come from all over Latin America and the Caribbean, and who work and work and work (John McPhee's "Oranges," Thomas Whiteside's "Tomatoes," and Alec Wilkinson's "Big Sugar").

Several thousand blue-collar workers came from all over the US to work at the Ford automobile plant, while the black workers were confined to the foundries.

"Every unit, big or small, has workers coming from all over the country," he says.

On Saadiyat Island, a few miles from downtown Abu Dhabi's vertiginous skyline, the workers come from all over the subcontinent and Southeast Asia.

Workers came from all over Europe, and not least from Norway, to fill the factories, shipyards and construction sites of the boom years.