Sentence examples for working's from inspiring English sources

"If it's just a question of working for working's sake, I'd stop.

Through this sex magic, inspired by Crowley's novel Moonchild (1917), Parsons and Hubbard aimed to magically fertilize a "magickal child" through immaculate conception, which when born to a woman somewhere on Earth nine months following the working's completion would become the Thelemic messiah embodying Babalon.

And it's Not Working's humour that gives its protagonist, Claire Flannery, such a fresh voice.

He taught art at the Working's Mens' College and, later, set up the Labour Bureau in Manchester.

I have some questions for Public Health England and their co-commissioners, including Active Working's Gavin Bradley and PHE deputy director for health and wellbeing Dr Ann Hoskins, and those questions mainly boil down to this: yo, have you ever worked in an office before?

He's hard-working, let's give him that.

The family lived modestly in a small terraced house until 1943, when his parents took charge of the village's working men's club and lived above it.

BRIAN STELTER CBS: Wednesday WHAT'S WORKING Almost everything.

We included two dichotomous variables on the respondent's working hours: shift work and irregular work hours.

He got married, had kids, played golf, built himself a decent working actor's career.

Working women's activism was key to the foundation of the suffragette movement in the early 1900s.