Sentence examples for works particularly hard from inspiring English sources

Ferguson says she doesn't think she works particularly hard.

Carell works particularly hard to keep the raunch within bounds, but sex is played strictly for laughs in most modern comedies.

So it seems no coincidence that he worked particularly hard at finding hard-working respectable people like himself to put on his list, and that a large proportion of those people are British.

Ambition was not part of his makeup; he never saw the need to work particularly hard.

But the Shakers, faced with the need to support large communities, worked particularly hard to manufacture things for money.

Mr. Crocker worked particularly hard to build relationships with many individual Afghan leaders, a quality that is particularly important here, said several Afghan officials and politicians.

He worked particularly hard to expand city-financed programs aimed at reducing infant mortality, training welfare recipients for work and coaching parents to get involved in schools.

Pursing her lips, she worked particularly hard on the following line, "My mouth's so dry, if my life depended on it, I couldn't spit".

The actors, to their credit, rarely seem fatigued despite the manic mood, with Ms. Bowers and Mr. McRae working particularly hard to bring some nuance to their characters.

Veitch also says missing those three days of training will be hard to overcome, even if Big Brown was not being worked particularly hard to begin with.

Now, think about the Labour high-ups who have been working particularly hard of late – Mandelson, Lord Adonis, the newly ubiquitous Alistair Campbell – and consider their record on such matters.