Sentence examples for your toil from inspiring English sources

Jolly good, but precise calibration of your toil is not required.

It is hard-going and not especially well paid, but you could earn up to £10 an hour for your toil.

Second, hybrids tend to be less dilutive than common equity and you want to be compensated for your toil.

Second, hybrids tend to be less dilutive than common equity--and you want to be compensated for your toil.

That amendment's groundwork was laid in the 1866 Civil Rights Act, whose architect, Representative John Bingham, stated that the law was meant to protect Americans' "right to work in an honest calling … and to be secure in the fruits your toil". In order to protect those rights against the racist attitudes of many politicians, Bingham pressed for an amendment protecting them in 1868.

Whether it be through the products you make with your hands or the ideas your mind generates your job is your toil, its the cross you carry atop your back that shows the world the kind of person you are, what you value, where you come from.

And the elders rose up and said to the young people, If ye choose Jeremy, he will bring distress in your toils and wailing upon your streets.

"With social entrepreneurship, you're seeing the results of your toils directly affecting peoples' lives," she says.

Concentrate your sweating toil on removing barriers to entry by making whatever it is you do effortless to understand and easy-peasy-lemon-squeezy to try out — and get out of if need be.

"To be able to own several homes you built with your hands, to protect the home your mother built, that your grandfather toiled for, it's noble," Lamar said.

"I will remain your servant and toil ceaselessly on your behalf as bishop of Manchester".