Sentence examples for your labour from inspiring English sources

Sad to say, your Labour predecessors were complicit in this.

THE ECONOMIST: How differentiated is this national message between your Labour face and your Tory face?

A fortnight after that, you get to taste the fruits of your labour.

Got any other good tips for maximising the value of your labour?

Workers' rights are human rights and the most fundamental of those is the right to withdraw your labour.

I remember talking to whatever spirits were out there and telling them: "Your labour was not in vain.

At its best, you see the fruits of your labours all too clearly.

You don't have much time once the splodges appear; pick fast and make green tomato chutney, and at least you'll have something for your labours.

It is hard to be discriminating when you are so tired you can hardly keep your eyes open, but if you find yourself in the midst of a minute-by-minute account of your second labour, having already recounted the first in forensic detail, stop and think: did your listener actually say, "Tell me everything there is to know about your labours.

Once the dust has settled – after nine months of reading – you stand back to survey your labours and realise all that's left is a small pile of gleaming fragments.

The sun burns your nose while the air freezes your ears: you learn quickly the value of 'layering', thin fleeces and vest you can strip in and out of as you pass from sun to shadow, as your labouring body moves from downhill lope to uphill sweat.