Utiliser "laboured" dans une phrase

1. name's sake hast laboured, and hast not fainted

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2. upon the laboured, collarless breath of weary, boot sore sleep

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3. impressive sight, Tom considered, as he laboured at the harvesting

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4. Breathing heavily, she laboured to lift the stone, swivelling it on one corner and, leaving it balanced precariously resting against a smaller rock, she bent to retrieve the broken corpse of the bird

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5. As predicted, the hollow where they had laboured so hard had filled with water

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6. Andy looked down at his hands resting on the table in the interview room painfully aware of the whirring coming from the recording machine sitting on the table which was taping every word said in the little room, and the laboured breathing of the uniformed constable who sat motionless on a chair by the door just staring into space

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7. A sort of slurping noise followed by laboured, dot-and-carry-one footsteps

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8. His breathing is becoming laboured and he can feel his body slowly but inexorably shutting down

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9. In a laboured voice the old man continued

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10. If, of late, his movements had become more laboured or his gait a touch more sluggish, then the cause was surely, in equal measure, as much the constant burden of his professional obligations as the sumptuous lunches which he forced himself to endure, in order to maintain both his strength and his spirits

11. It has been in consequence of their representations, accordingly, that the agriculture of France has been delivered from several of the oppressions which it before laboured under

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12. ” She stopped and took a laboured breath saying

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13. His breathing was laboured as he fought for control of his senses, unconsciousness threatening to swarm over him

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14. But now his heart felt lighter because Soffen was showing signs of recovery; her gums no longer so pale, her breathing no longer so laboured

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15. Soffen indicated the badger that Slikit had so valiantly laboured to drag back to the burrow

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16. His breathing was so laboured now that every lungful shook his whole body

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17. Hardly out of breath himself, he could hear the youngster’s laboured gasps as he closed behind him

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18. 18 That which he laboured for shall he restore, and shall not swallow it down, according to his substance shall the restitution be, and

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19. 11 Then I looked on all the works that my hands had wrought, and on the labour that I had laboured to do: and, look, all was vanity

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20. 21 For there is a man whose labour is in wisdom, and in knowledge, and in equity; yet to a man who has not laboured in it shall he

21. 22 For what has man of all his labour, and of the vexation of his heart, wherein he has laboured under the sune

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22. 16 And this also is a sore evil, that in all points as he came, so shall he go, and what profit has he who has laboured for the wind?

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23. Then I said, I have laboured in vain, I have spent my strength for nothing, and in vain; yet surely my judgment is with the Lord, and

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24. sons of the stranger shall not drink your wine, for which you have laboured: 9 But those who have gathered it shall eat it, and praise

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25. the gourd, for which you have not laboured, neither made it grow; which came up in a night, and perished in a night: 11 And should

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26. 34 Behold that I have not laboured for myself only, but for all them that seek wisdom

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27. Throughout the day the people of Pravik laboured to put out the last of the smoldering fires and salvage what they could of the ruins left in the battle’s wake

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28. Onias laboured underhand to be high priest, 8 Promising to the king by intercession three hundred and threescore talents of silver, and

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29. 12 And when they had laboured hard without effect in scourging him, they hurled him on the wheel

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30. 7 But after the death of Seleucus when Antiochus called Epiphanes took the kingdom Jason the brother of Onias laboured underhand to be high priest 8 Promising to the king by intercession three hundred and threescore talents of silver and of another revenue eighty talents: 9 Beside this he promised to assign an hundred and fifty more if he might have licence to set him up a place for exercise and for the training up of youth in the fashions of the heathen and to write them of Jerusalem by the name of Antiochians

31. 23 For when he heard the cry and saw them all on the verge of destruction with tears he angrily threatened his friends saying 24 you have governed badly; and have exceeded tyrants in cruelty; and me your benefactor you have laboured to deprive at once of my dominion and my life by secretly devising measures injurious to the kingdom

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32. 12 And when they had laboured hard without effect in scourging him they hurled him on the wheel

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33. 38 I sent you to reap that for which you haven't laboured

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34. Others have laboured and you have entered into their labour

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35. It is only when the morning is beginning to ring with the sound of waking birds, and small creatures stir in the bracken, that the scribe’s laboured walking forces Johan to call a halt

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36. For in this is found the word of truth One sows and another reapeth; And I sent you to reap that in which you have not laboured: others laboured and you have entered on their labour

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37. I sent you to reap from where you contributed no labour; other men laboured and you have entered into their labours

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38. To the angel of the church of Ephesus write these things: I know your works and your labour and your patience and how you can not bear those who are evil and you have tested those who say they are apostles and are not and have found them liars and have endured and have patience and for my name’s sake have laboured and have not fainted; nevertheless I have something against you because you have left your first love; therefore remember from where you have fallen and repent and do the first works; otherwise I will come to you quickly and I will remove your candlestick out of its place unless you repent; but this thing you have that you hate the deeds of the Nicolations who I also hate; He who has an ear let him listen to what the Spirit says to the churches; He who overcomes I will give him to eat of the tree of life which is in the middle of the paradise of God

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39. But I have neither seen nor heard of any such thing among you in the midst of whom the blessed Paul laboured and who are commended in the beginning of his Epistle

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40. have laboured fanatically between the pauses of the waves to

41. Wherefore then my brethren let us struggle with all earnestness knowing that the contest is [in our case] close at hand and that many undertake long voyages to strive for a corruptible reward; yet all are not crowned but those only that have laboured hard and striven gloriously

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42. For seven years he laboured mightily

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43. While Edgar and I laboured, Alwyn interviewed new recruits

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44. „Come on," I said with laboured joviality

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45. Excitement was growing in me as I laboured through the early afternoon,

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46. Only a gentle hiss came from laboured breathing

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47. " His voice was laboured as he tried to regain his

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48. The hotel attendant put on a laboured smiled then he shocked me

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49. Judging from his scent and laboured breathing he was obese

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50. inside the mouth and laboured breathing

51. Tailors laboured over the creation of a wardrobe such had never

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52. was almost laboured as he tried to muffle it’s sound

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53. The medicine he administered had reduced the fever somewhat, although her skin still burned to my touch and her breathing was loud and laboured, but he said that she would sleep now for some time, and we could do nothing more except wait

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54. Her breathing was laboured and her hands clung to Joe's jacket sleeves as he helped her to sit up

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55. ’ He said with laboured breath, fear in his voice

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56. Grimly, Trugga laboured on by her side,

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57. All she could hear was his laboured breathing,

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58. The sound of laboured breathing

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59. The Warriors tell me that you have laboured intensively and have made more progress than we anticipated

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60. They climbed higher but progress was slow and laboured

61. There was no other sound save for her laboured breath

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62. She could hear laboured breathing from the far room

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63. Her breathing was laboured with the heat, the weight of her pack and her measured pace over the uneven terrain

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64. constraints that our parents laboured under, of rejecting authority

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65. Her mouth was open wide as if she was screaming, but there was only the sound of her laboured breath forced through her nostrils

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66. We should hear their stertorous breathing as they laboured up well in time to lock the door; and Papa, ever pitiful and polite, would as likely as not unlock it again to hasten out and offer them chairs and lemonade

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67. He had become, helped by her, extremely smart and social; and in return, how hard the poor little thing had laboured at his fine phrases and far-fetched eloquence! She had absorbed them all

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68. On six days, then, Fanny laboured and did all that she had to do, never giving her religious status a thought, but on the seventh she remembered it, and rested comfortably in bed

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69. As we laboured along at a walking pace the greyness of the sky grew denser, and it began to rain

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70. Then there was the uncle; manifestly a man who had never before been required to assist at a school-treat, manifestly on this occasion an unhappy man, yet look how he worked while she sat idly watching, look how he laboured round with cakes and bread-and-butter, clumsily, strenuously, with all the heat and anxiety of one eager to please and obey

71. She had at once given notice, but had been forced all the same to go, being driven over in a dog-cart in the early morning rain by a groom who made laboured pleasantries at her expense

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72. He had his excuses and watched on as I laboured

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73. The Fund work was her one contribution to a society she laboured with ungraciously and the least he could do was get her to the meeting as quickly as possible

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74. laboured and quickly began to heat water for the brewing of tea

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75. The view-cam showed the strain in his eyes as he laboured over an entry in his video diary

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76. the paragraphs that he had laboured so arduously to compose the first time around

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77. Neither could gain the upper hand as their breathing became laboured but still they fought on

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78. noise was in that direction, senses laboured, trepidation settling in for fear of what it

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79. The laboured breathing of creatures unknown hunting

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80. She heard his laboured breathing

81. and more wrinkled, his breathing laboured

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82. "We have to move quick," Gideon said quickly, his breath laboured

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83. By degrees, in the pauses of his quick and laboured breathing, he was heard to say:

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84. " Sancho laboured in vain, for his master was so bent on coming to quarters with these sheeted figures and releasing the lady in black that he did not hear a word; and even had he heard, he would not have turned back if the king had ordered him

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85. Who laboured with great industry

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86. Indeed, he had laboured to throw off his authority, having despised his

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87. But there was no peculiar disgrace in this; for it was very much the case with the chief of their visitors, who almost all laboured under one or other of these disqualifications for being agreeable--Want of sense, either natural or improved--want of elegance--want of spirits--or want of temper

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88. At the same time he laboured slowly at his pictures

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89. She noticed how he laboured in his breathing

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90. Hareton's chest heaved in silence a minute: he laboured under a severe sense of mortification and wrath, which it was no easy task to suppress

91. While I admired and they laboured, dusk grew on, and with it returned the master

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92. main affair was now at the point the industrious dame had laboured to

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93. `Through squalid life they laboured in

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94. She declined as fast as the others, bleeding from her nose and her vagina, her breathing becoming more and more laboured, her thirst unquenchable

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95. “No!” Blomkvist cut him short and heard Grandén’s breathing at the other end of the line become laboured

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96. She could hear August’s laboured breathing in the kitchen

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97. There followed a painfully laboured half-hour of conversation

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98. myself when I laid aside restraint and plunged in shame, than when I laboured, in the eye of day, at the futherance of knowledge or the relief of sorrow and suffering

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99. You know yourself how earnestly, in the last months of the last year, I laboured

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