Use "laboring" in a sentence

1. Bolt stands to one side, ignoring the laboring men, taking seemingly random shots of something on the other side of the highway that only he can see: click, whir, click, whir

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2. laboring within the sphere of this deep sadness all

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3. its owner, except to feast on them with his eyes? 12 The sleep of a laboring man is sweet,

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4. For many floors now he'd been laboring up the zigzag stairs that had been planked up to what were once balconies

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5. He continued laboring over her heatedly and then another orgasm swelled from within her to a tremendous bursting, only to be followed by still a third eruption which tore through her being with delightful ferocity

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6. There was a defining moment in our nation‘s history when the laboring classes (en masse) went from resenting the rich to emulating their lifestyles…or trying to, at least

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7. They weren’t particularly welcome in Costa Rica and usually could find a place for themselves only in the most undesirable of areas, laboring in menial jobs – hence his welcome reception by authorities when attempting to locate and return them to Nicaragua

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8. eyes was a small mouse laboring to move a piece of

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9. Continuing their rapid progress up the line, the groaning refrain was soon suffused with a more melodic chanting coming from those more used to heavy laboring activity, and the sounds were of the kind made in unison that helped to mitigate the arduousness and boredom of those efforts

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10. melodic chanting coming from those more used to heavy laboring activity, and the sounds

11. They would constantly ask if they were laboring in the

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12. love of Christ, or if they were laboring for the man they greatly

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13. The experience gained by laboring in love

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14. When I was a child a laboring man was

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15. 1 One evening at Shunem, after John's apostles had returned to Hebron, and after Jesus' apostles had been sent out two and two, when the Master was engaged in teaching a group of twelve of the younger evangelists who were laboring under the direction of Jacob, together with the twelve women, Rachel asked Jesus this question: "Master, what shall we answer when women ask us, What shall I do to be saved?" When Jesus heard this question, he answered:

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16. The Pharisees had been laboring to persuade Mary that Jesus was beside himself, demented

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17. 'I'll do it!' His voice was thick with laboring emotions

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18. During most of the night and since they had arisen that morning, Simon Peter and Simon Zelotes had been earnestly laboring with their brethren to bring them all to the point of the wholehearted acceptance of the Master, not merely as the Messiah, but also as the divine Son of the living God

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19. The stallion panted, laboring hard

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20. As it was, I recall laboring until the wee hours of the morning

21. until the value of his upkeep superseded his value as a laboring

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22. with me, laboring just as attentively as I was

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23. laboring skill that they were being taught, and nothing else

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24. It was an intense day, laboring in

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25. that my laboring efforts in thy illustrious service

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26. the fruits of all their laboring efforts

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27. laboring to stir the potions and chant the charms,

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28. In the course of thy laboring logic and analytical deduction,

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29. only to be forcefully imposed upon those laboring masses of subjugated men,

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30. of the laboring nether mortals

31. that of an aged, hardened worker who’d spent all his life laboring to

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32. He laid a gentle hand on her laboring chest and whispered, ‘Sorry

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33. Take for instance, a man laboring in the hot sun with nothing to drink, and working until he’s worn blisters on his feet and hands and he’s nearly in tears from the terrible ache in his back

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34. There was no organization other than Rogerdonia and few of his friends laboring on keeping the 222

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35. Biology and psychology are still laboring under the old “linear time, objective space” view

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36. laboring over a box the size and shape of a torpedo casing

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37. Jesus has already told us that if we try and build our house all on our own efforts without any of God’s help or guidance, that we will end up laboring in vain when it is all said and done

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38. Bottom line – unless God is the One who is building up your life in the direction that He will want it to go in, you will end up laboring in vain when it is all finally said and done

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39. The Jayco was laboring hard, fighting to gain a tirehold on the shifting gravel of a much too-steep hill, when something caught the woman’s eye and dragged it to the driver’s-side window

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40. In I'mage's culture of judgement laboring under an ethic of perfection, the will to self-define is a terrifying choice

41. Money enslaves the dancing mind to the laboring body and chains the creative spirit to the consuming hunger

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42. Parnell has been laboring for nine hours now

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43. It is still alive, but if she is still laboring a couple of hours

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44. Zombie tranced by monergy, owners and controllers try to divide workers into separate unions, fields, and occupations to propel us into a class competition between skilled and unskilled labor, the higher, the lower, and the non-paid, so we fight each other, rather than resisting and refusing that which enslaves worker and owner alike – money; that which you are laboring for, rather than the health of each other and Eartheart

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45. All work should be reconceived as functions for health creation, laboring to maintain and improve the vitality of society, the integrity of the commons, and the creativity of the individual

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46. The present revolution in the opinions of all classes of men, the highest and most cultured of men as well as those of the laboring class, stands unparalleled in the history of the world

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47. It is true the tragedy of the faded face combined with the uncomfortably young heart, which is the tragedy that every woman who has had an easy life has to endure for quite a number of years, finds no place in the existence of a drudge; it is true too that I never yet saw, and I am sure you didn't, a woman of the laboring classes make efforts to appear younger than she is; and it is also true that I have seldom seen, and I am sure you haven't, women of the class that has little to do leave off making them

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48. laboring over this material

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49. laboring under the belief her mother’s illness was her

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50. But even if we admit for a moment that it might be better for the race to discard its present foundation, Individualism,-that it is a nobler ideal that man should labor, not for himself alone, but in and for a brotherhood of his fellows, and share with them all in common, realizing Swedenborg's idea of heaven, where, as he says, the angels derive their happiness, not from laboring for self, but for each other, -even admit all this, and a sufficient answer is, This is not evolution, but revolution

51. The highest life is probably to be reached, not by such imitation of the life of Christ as Count Tolstoi gives us, but, while animated by Christ's spirit, by recognizing the changed conditions of this age, and adopting modes of expressing this spirit suitable to the changed conditions under which we live, still laboring for the good of our fellows, which was the essence of his life and teaching, but laboring in a different manner

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52. freely accepted these high-tech tags while laboring daily to keep paying for them

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53. clearly infers that they were laboring, hence alive and only symbolically dead! Likewise this is an

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54. He was laboring under the “mental spell” of an “indestructible spirit,” and of course saw but two possible ways—either to set the sinner free, or torment him eternally—and as God could not do the former, He must do the latter

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55. Unquestionable, he found the word “destroy” used in an accommodated or figurative sense, but does that prove that it was a figurative sense in the flood? This is proof positive that he is laboring to bring both the figurative and literal under one and the same sense, obliteration the literal and making it all figurative

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56. Why is it other people can perish and not realize it, and still be in a hopeful condition? Is Nichols too thickly clad in tradition to see that such is the Bible sense of the word, and that such must be its final use, and that he was laboring under a monstrous delusion?

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57. On the contrary the thought of it, as the vastness of the universe is further disclosed, weighs more and more heavily upon the laboring mind;—yet, while there open through this gateway infinite prospects of glory, one beyond the other—crowding on the vision of the enraptured spirits who contemplate them in earth and heaven,—the evidence brightens as the future unfolds; and though the fact of the Incarnation 'passeth knowledge,’ the soul is compelled to recognize in the loftiest conceptions of man's destiny through redemption the nearest approaches to the truth of God

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58. For it appears to be as irrational to declare that those persons shall perish and be destroyed, who are in fact to be kept alive evermore in suffering, as it would be to say of a man laboring under a distemper, which was certain not to be fatal and mortal, that he was dying or perishing in it

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59. The general alienation from Christianity, of the scientific, literary, and laboring classes of Europe, so far as it is speculative, is the final result of a skepticism, which began, with a denial of the endless torment of the lost

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60. I see all the menials of the earth, laboring,

61. Al , all the shows of laboring life,

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62. John Brooke', and evidently laboring under the delusion that the whole affair had been brought about by his excellent management

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63. "Has Jo smashed all the bottles by accident?" he whispered, "or am I merely laboring under a delusion that I saw some lying about loose this morning?"

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64. " And Meg led her son away, feeling a strong desire to spank the little marplot who hopped beside her, laboring under the delusion that the bribe was to be administered as soon as they reached the nursery

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65. There, the prisoners live on thin soup and hard black bread, laboring to chop down trees in temperatures as cold as seventy below zero

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66. Although the president approves and gets credit for these treaties, legions of hardworking public servants laboring under the direction of the secretary of state actually hammer out the agreements

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67. The sticks were removed, and the stones lifted; for Indian cunning was known frequently to adopt these objects as covers, laboring with the utmost patience and industry, to conceal each footstep as they proceeded

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68. "With this boy? Why, he is a common laboring boy!"

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69. They could see the sprawling yellow clinker-brick complex of the AEG Kabelwerk factory just outside town, but they could not see the thousands of slave laborers that would soon be put to work there, manufacturing electric cables, laboring twelve hours a day, living in squalid camps nearby until they died of typhus or malnutrition

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70. Each day, Louie and Harris hung together, laboring through forced exercise, bearing blows from the guards, and whispering

71. He is most likely somewhere else, sealed in a space capsule in the center of a field of lavender, laboring over words

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72. Duke Salthar and Duke Fern were laboring frantically to rebuild, calling up thousands of militia and enlisting even more thousands of new recruits

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73. In spite of all his social experience Vronsky was, in consequence of the new position in which he was placed, laboring under a strange misapprehension

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74. conversation? Well, far be it from me to keep a pair of willing hands from laboring for “Do you indeed, my ministering angel? Then lice and slops are preferable to my Our Glorious Cause

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75. But they knew instinctively, as they knew thoroughbred horses laboring to save him

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76. “Where’s your husband? Aren’t you interested in him?” India’s pale eyes blazed with “India, please!” Melanie had mastered her voice but her white, shaken face and tortured eyes showed the strain under which she was laboring

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77. She was suddenly tired, more tired than she had ever been laboring, the strain which had given her strength, suddenly snapped

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78. He felt like Whistler laboring over the proto-Ab-Ex fireworks in Nocturne in Black and Gold, which John Ruskin, his supposed buddy, had likened to “a pot of paint thrown in the public’s face

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79. He has been laboring all his life

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80. His side of Lowick was the most remote from the village, and the houses of the laboring people were either lone cottages or were collected in a hamlet called Frick, where a water-mill and some stone-pits made a little centre of slow, heavy-shouldered industry

81. He had shut his eyes in the last instant of reverie while he heard Dorothea saying, "Advise me—think what I can do—he has been all his life laboring and looking forward

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82. The workers were bent over in the extreme heat, laboring with pickaxes and sieves

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83. Think of Fritz Haber, laboring in Karlsruhe, hoping to find a solution to hunger

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84. laboring sides of his chestnut horse with his whip as if it were a flail

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85. "I have consulted upon this point many ecclesiastics laboring in Our Lord, who occupy themselves in the exercises of the clerical life, and who bear wonderful fruit

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