Utiliser "laborer" dans une phrase

1. is threshing’, and ‘the laborer is worthy of his wages

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2. stated, for the laborer is worthy of his wages, in Luke 10:7

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3. the laborer is worthy of his wages

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4. I was the first laborer hired onto the job and the last one to be let go after they had finished building the substation

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5. In this silent movie, Charlie Chaplin played a woefully inept day laborer with a crush on the boss’s daughter

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6. Elizabeth was his wife; her papers showed that she had worked as a laborer in the same factory as her husband

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7. He set about his ideological feat with preconceived conclusions: a) The laborer was a perpetual and necessary victim

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8. “He was a laborer in the army that was destroyed north of us

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9. “I was a laborer in that army,” replied Gad now more confidently, “and I barely escaped that water with my life!”

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10. as Yigal led him and Youssaf to where the laborer sat, looking frightened, as they approached

11. “He was a laborer in the army that was

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12. “I was a laborer in that army,” replied Gad now more confidently, “and I barely escaped that

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13. The manual laborer judging only by his limited personal experience cannot arrive at a true knowledge of the nature and functioning of business and economic life

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14. better chance of earning more than a day laborer and an attorney stands a better

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15. An enduring civilization cannot be built upon the practice of defrauding the laborer of his hire

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16. John was an eager and earnest worker, but Jesus was a calm and happy laborer; only a few times in his entire life was he ever in a hurry

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17. The story is told of a psychological experiment carried out on an il iterate laborer

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18. 3 Jesus advised them to take neither money nor extra clothing, saying, "The laborer is worthy of his hire

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19. Nevertheless, Bronner wasn’t concerned about money, keeping the highest salary at no more than five times that of the lowest paid warehouse laborer

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20. That's why I'm a manual laborer

21. The crime of capitalism is that it denies this self-activity and self-determinism to the worker in production, mutilates the laborer into a fragment of a man, degrades him to the level of the appendage of a machine

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22. Their main purpose was to help their members with financial aid during illnesses, debt or death of the laborer

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23. hapless laborer, then walks away without providing the tools or training to

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24. Sure, a laborer is worthy of being paid for his labors, but preaching, teaching and spreading the ‘Good News’ is not laborious

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25. The waitress put both the plate of meat and the glass of red liquid on a serving tray and went to a table where a rather dumpy woman in her forties sat opposite a big, powerful man wearing the clothes of a manual laborer

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26. Laborer in this world

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27. The machine as labor saving is relationship alienating: the relationship between the laborer, their labor and the created work – reason for its production

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28. In a sense, we have achieved the architectural infrastructure, if not the inhabitance, of a significant aspect of Marx's utopian ideals of communism, where the tools of production liberate the laborer from the tedium of repetitious and unfulfilling employment: a little work (ecommerce, web-based business), a little fishing (Wii-ercise, Guitar Hero), a little painting (YouTube, PhotoShop, Garage Band), a little thinking (Googling, Wikipeding) a little reflecting (blogging, twittering), and a little socializing (URhoming)

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29. Separated from the wealth of smart labor production and trapped in a brute educational system which only enables them to compete in the race to create a better consumer trap, the non-self-invented-promoted-I'magistic laborer, those who have been eliminated or replaced by smart or wise labor, cannot compete with those who have eliminated them in a brute economic system that demands permanent job-ployment for survival

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30. If the brute economy is ownership, then a smart laborer becomes an owner

31. migratory farm laborer, their combined increased spent income might generate a new Whoremart checker position, whose additional earnings might require the services of a Social Security Investment Counselor, and thus another job is created upon the backs of the least financially remunerated

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32. He escaped the police by disguising himself as a laborer, a chauffeur, a janitor

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33. It made me think of the split skin and bruises on Jacob's knuckles and again I wondered why a gentleman had hands more suited to a laborer or a pugilist

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34. Clocks were extraordinarily expensive and no laborer owned one by which he would know the hour to rise for work or the time to quit it

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35. A laborer named Gerlad Richmond had experienced the misfortune of crushing two fingers in the valve port of a locomotive steam drive cylinder

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36. It was Olin's fond hope that he could rise above the status of a laborer in a train maintenance barn and some day become worthy of having Judy as his wife

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37. Most likely it would be raised away from society as the bastard child that it was, eventually to become a common laborer

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38. will be a laborer, to be directed by the man that uses to good advantage his mental forces

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39. The contrast between the palace of the millionaire and the cottage of the laborer with us to-day measures the change which has come with civilization

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40. The laborer has now more comforts than the farmer had a few generations ago

41. One who studies this subject will soon be brought face to face with the conclusion that upon the sacredness of property civilization itself depends-the right of the laborer to his hundred dollars in the savings-bank, and equally the legal right of the millionaire to his millions

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42. The Power which alone can 'thrust forth’ a true laborer into the harvest, alone can also create or uphold a corresponding spirit of faith and self-sacrifice in the people who send him forth

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43. Encouraged by this discovery, Edmond determined to assist the indefatigable laborer

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44. A laborer would not have done in a day what occupied me an hour

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45. Inside, the policeman found an old, portly farmer, the farmer’s wife, and their live-in laborer

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46. As the laborer prepared a plate of pickles and a cup of tea, a traditional offering to visitors, the officer pulled out a photograph of Watanabe, dressed in his sergeant’s uniform

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47. He met the old farmer and offered himself as a laborer in exchange for room and board

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48. of the laborer on the land as one of the unalterable data of

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49. Seeing the master, the laborer, Vassily, went towards the cart, while Mishka set to work sowing

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50. And so you maintain that the laborer himself is an element to be studied and to regulate the choice of methods in agriculture

51. influence on the laborer too

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52. But he saw clearly now (his work on a book of agriculture, in which the chief element in husbandry was to have been the laborer, greatly assisted him in this) that the sort of farming he was carrying on was nothing but a cruel and stubborn struggle between him and the laborers, in which there was on one side—his side—a continual

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53. It was for his interests that every laborer should work as hard as possible, and that while doing so he should keep his wits about him, so as to try not to break the winnowing machines, the horse rakes, the thrashing machines, that he should attend to what he was doing

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54. What the laborer wanted was to work as pleasantly as possible, with rests, and above all, carelessly and heedlessly, without thinking

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55. occurred to the laborer to raise the share when he turned

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56. But the only system that does answer is where laborer is working in accordance with his habits, just as on the old

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57. conditions of the laborer in relation to the land,’ said

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58. But he went on explaining his own idea that the Russian laborer has a quite special view of the land, different from that of other people; and to support this proposition he made haste to add that in his opinion this attitude of the Russian peasant was due to the consciousness of his vocation to people vast unoccupied expanses in the East

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59. Yet it was only from that point of view that he considered every laborer, though in many points he differed from the economists and had his own theory of the wage-fund, which he expounded to Levin

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60. and a thief whom no one would employ as a laborer

61. It was impossible to excuse a laborer who had gone home in the busy season because his father was dying, however sorry he might feel for him, and he must subtract from his pay those costly months of idleness

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62. He would work as a captive laborer on a German farm for the next four years

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63. Timothy was a wiry old laborer, of a type lingering in those times—who had his savings in a stocking-foot, lived in a lone cottage, and was not to be wrought on by any oratory, having as little of the feudal spirit, and believing as little, as if he had not been totally unacquainted with the Age of Reason and the Rights of Man

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64. "Maitre Cruchot, see how much ground this tree once took up! Jean," he cried to a laborer, "m-m-measure with your r-r-rule, b-both ways

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65. Chucky Watkins, a crazy Irish laborer who used to work for Walco now and then, is sitting at a table as I shoulder my way to the bar

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66. An eighty-year-old Italian laborer danced and spun his wife across the magnificent consecrated piazza of St

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67. As usual, in their spare time, they lit bonfires, steamed themselves before them naked; smoked, picked out and baked sprouting rotten potatoes, told and listened to stories of Potemkin’s and Suvorov’s campaigns, or to legends of Alesha the Sly, or the priest’s laborer Mikolka

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68. The chief thing in his eyes was not the nitrogen in the soil, nor the oxygen in the air, nor manures, nor special plows, but that most important agent by which nitrogen, oxygen, manure, and plow were made effective- the peasant laborer

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69. In pruning season he earned eighteen sous a day; then he hired out as a hay-maker, as laborer, as neat-herd on a farm, as a drudge

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70. Whether it was not a serious thing, that he, a laborer, out of work, that he, an industrious man, should have lacked

71. He had gray hair, a serious eye, the sunburned complexion of a laborer, the thoughtful visage of a philosopher

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72. Twilight was falling when the children who were coming out of school beheld this traveller enter Tinques; it is true that the days were still short; he did not halt at Tinques; as he emerged from the village, a laborer, who was mending the road with stones, raised his head and said to him:—

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73. Having, through various causes, failed in his business, he had descended to the calling of a carter and a laborer

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74. Behind it came an old man in the garments of a laborer, who limped along

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75. The laborer, the harvester, the sailor, the blacksmith, will appear to you in glory like the blessed spirits in paradise

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76. The laborer lifted the framework from his shoulders

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77. The laborer hauled off and booted the beast in its near front shoulder with a skinny, brown-skinned leg

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