Sentence examples for wretched working from inspiring English sources

In addition to the graft allegations, news reports have also documented the wretched working conditions endured by migrant laborers building the soccer facilities in Qatar.

The opening cinematic plays like a corporate recruitment video and at one point is jammed by a Terran male who tells the viewer that TetraCorp has a history of exploiting workers of all races and cultures with low pay and wretched working conditions.

Travel denied, study opportunities denied, wretched work: the usual bureaucratic torture.

By the '70s he was regarded as a slightly old-fashioned oddball; by the '80s he was a commercial has-been, picking up wretched work-for-hire gigs.

"You can't get the full truth of evil from the perpetrators," he notes; you can't even get an accurate sense of the emotional impact the wretched work had on the doctors themselves.

The arrests were made solely on the word of this officer, Tom Coleman, a white man with a wretched work history, who routinely referred to black people as "niggers" and who frequently found himself in trouble with the law.

Much of Bizet's larger-scale vocal music is lost; the early Te Deum, which survives in full, is rejected by Dean as "a wretched work [that] merely illustrates Bizet's unfitness to write religious music".

The Wretched Harmony worked "a temp job playing piano in a jewellery store.

The show ends with McColl planning yet another wretched play; the moment works as both sentiment and its antidote, a testament to two hapless souls bound together and killing time.

Well look what is happening to the wretched, exploited strivers working in retail.

Since these dolls were often in wretched shape, it was Lichtman's job to both do repair work and sew made-to-order doll clothes for them.