Laboring

Genuine concern about Harrison’s status was mingled with a long-simmering resentment toward these women who seemed to look down on their laboring neighbors.

He admitted his crystal ball must be broken because last year he predicted his ultra-modern, highly automated turkey processing plant would be running efficiently with two separate shifts of workers laboring in four-day weeks.

The lab has been laboring over supercomputers for nearly its entire history, in a constant state of conceptualizing, formulating, fundraising, designing, constructing, testing, and operating.

There is some evidence that Whitney’s entire idea was based on a device developed by slaves laboring on the Georgia plantation of Catherine Green.

Among those, thousands of Greek migrants died while laboring in the nations’ industrial zones: railroads, smelters, lumber yards, hydroelectric plants, and textile manufacturing facilities.

In the early hours of Oct. 7, characteristically hard-working Sagui was up laboring in the kibbutz’s machine shop when he spotted Hamas terrorists breaching the kibbutz.

Such inter-class relations often benefited laboring-class children who obtained loans to establish small businesses or better employment, usually in agriculture.

While laboring together to help the towns they love, the alliance’s volunteers are indeed starting to trust one another to show up.

He was laboring to make ends meet.

Kemp ignored his COVID-19 task force, while Trump’s task force is laboring to ignore him.

Last week, we were laboring alongside Ted and the wonderful team he gathered for this most vital work.

Many low-income workers and recent college graduates have not yet found new jobs after coronavirus lockdowns or are laboring at reduced hours with lower pay.

On Saturday, the White House tried to fill in the details with a televised briefing by Trump’s physician, who painted a sunny picture of the president’s situation, emphasizing that he was still working, walking on his own and not laboring to breath.

So now they didn't take breaks, didn't eat, but instead devoted themselves to laboring constantly until they found a workaround for the coolant problem that was keeping the speeders grounded.

Still, some doctors laboring in intensive care units embraced the drug as an important new weapon against a virus that is killing patients worldwide.

The first hospital he went to told Shaikh, feverish and laboring to breathe, that it couldn’t admit him because he did not have a confirmed case of the novel coronavirus.

Under the new visitation rules, one visitor can stay overnight with laboring mothers, NICU and pediatric patients.

All the shoppers and Dr. Indiana accompanied the excited and nervous laboring eema and abba out the doors.

Curry appeared to be laboring as well in the first half, returning to the locker room in the midst of six straight misses to start the game.

His lumbar device, for example, could lower the risk of back injury for airport workers handling bags, he says, and those laboring in agricultural fields.