How To Use Manual labour In A Sentence
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Others are forced to work as manual labourers.
The Sun
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Of course, scattered about, you will spot plenty of musclebound manual labourers and their strapping female companions.
Times, Sunday Times
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As far as is practical, it would be advisable to have elderly servants only in families, and the young should be employed wholly in agrestic and other manual labours.
A Renegade History of the United States
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For instance, in the lower caste systems within India, is expected that children will perform manual labour to help repay family debt.
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Cadres have gone down to different grass - roots units to take part in manual labour.
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When about eight years old he was put to manual labour, earning three-halfpence a day as a buddle-boy at a tin mine.
Self help; with illustrations of conduct and perseverance
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Instead they left the country and volunteered to do hard manual labour in an orphanage in Cambodia for a month.
Times, Sunday Times
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You haven't done a day's manual labour in your life!
Times, Sunday Times
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For that dwindling portion of the population employed in manual labour, alternative work could be supplied.
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I'm not complaining; it's great to have such a ready supply of manual labour.
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For four centuries it was home to members of the Cistercian order, whose lives were dominated by manual labour and prayer.
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She might burn coal in her furnaces instead of oil-fuel, and every ounce of coal had to be shovelled on board from a collier by manual labour, whereas, in an oil-driven destroyer, one simply went alongside a jetty or an "oiler," connected up a hose, and went to bed while a pump did all the work.
Stand By! Naval Sketches and Stories
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Rashleigh, who had never before worked at any species of manual labour, was quickly termed a skulker, and was obliged to endure a double share of the oppression of his overseer on this account.
Ralph Rashleigh
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These subjects were agricultural workers with varying periods of manual labour in the field.
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All things being equal the manual labourer will get a slight preference from me because he'll be tougher and stronger and less prone to injury.
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I am not your typical unskilled manual labourer.
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Are we ready for homework, or shall we continue manual labour?
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Worship, silence and manual labour were basic to the regime of communities which later provided educational and medical services.
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Manual labour keeps us close to the working people.
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He has loved manual labour since he was a child.
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We should temper ourselves through manual labour.
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Manual labourers have, for so long, been a stronghold for the party.
Times, Sunday Times
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Next time, though, I'll be employing my teenage cousins to do the manual labour and keeping my hands out of the sink.
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As far as is practical, it would be advisable to have elderly servants only in families, and the young should be employed wholly in agrestic and other manual labours.
A Renegade History of the United States
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In Boston in 18io the manual labour work on; the street, the digging of canals, and all the hardhanded physical labour was done by native Puritans of as good stock as anybody else.
Problems of Population
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There was, however, something in him, in the upright bearing of his neck and the thoughtful gleams of his eyes, which seemed to indicate an inner revolt against the brutifying manual labour which was beginning to bend him to the ground.
The Fortune of the Rougons
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The majority of migrant workers earn their living in the city by doing manual labour.
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The officers in your party did manual labour?
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With the technical advance, the use of machinery has superseded manual labour.
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The differences between manual labour and mental labour are diminishing.
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The new school leaving age would be nine, with "thickie" children forced to take up manual labour.
Daimnation!: At least you can't say they have a "hidden agenda"
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He expressed a strong objection to having manual labour imposed upon him as well as his other work: but they maintained that if only he had called the affray "a struggle for daily bread" or "a fight for a livelihood," he would quite have enjoyed it; and they further suggested that such diversion must be much more interesting than being a mere commonplace tutor who only taught lessons.
The Heavenly Twins
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The sportsman toils like his gamekeeper, the master of the pack takes as severe exercise as his whipper-in, the statesman or politician drudges more than the professional lawyer; and, to come to my own case, the volunteer author subjects himself to the risk of painful criticism, and the assured certainty of mental and manual labour, just as completely as his needy brother, whose necessities compel him to assume the pen.
Chronicles of the Canongate
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Life on the land involved much manual labour but it was a way of life that gave them contentment and peace of mind.
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The majority of migrant workers earn their living in the city by doing manual labour.
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Are we ready for homework, or shall we continue manual labour?
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In the iron industry, hard manual labour was still crucial for charging furnaces or dragging ingots around the forge.
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These men were more interested in ideas than in the dreary routines of manual labour.
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Other schools should provide students with the opportunity to do manual labour.
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This parachuting in of unskilled manual labour does not seem like a sensible way to run a postal system but we aren't here for our mailing ability.
Times, Sunday Times
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Manual labour has become unpopular with young people.
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Action with a scraper and wire brush, using manual labour, would give the desired result.
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Work done by machines has replaced manual labour.
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Tough manual labour has been replaced by office work.
Times, Sunday Times
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Instead they left the country and volunteered to do hard manual labour in an orphanage in Cambodia for a month.
Times, Sunday Times
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These subjects were agricultural workers with varying periods of manual labour in the field.
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Well, sort of: in the real world, your first job is more likely to involve spirit-crushing manual labour than it is nannying a precocious tyke with whom you can exchange valuable life-lessons.
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Throw in a culture that celebrates, or at least does not condemn, yobbery and violence plus the decline of manual labour and lack of outlets for youngsters who are not academically gifted, and you have quite a toxic mix.
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Returning from his grimy hours of manual labour, he dives into a hotel to wash away the dirt, emerging clean and immaculate in a fresh suit and tie.
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Margaret enjoyed a long life and saw many changes in her lifetime, particularly on the land where machine-driven vehicles replaced much of the manual labour of the past.
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Love manual labour, do everything you can by yourself.
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We should temper ourselves through manual labour.
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Forsaking the books, it was pick and shovel for a year of manual labouring for the young David.
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Next time, though, I'll be employing my teenage cousins to do the manual labour and keeping my hands out of the sink.
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They were wearied out with the strenuous manual labour.
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This will help do away with heavy manual labour and raise productivity.
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This education aimed at combining brain work with manual labour.
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His working-class origins and his experience as a manual labourer allowed him to bring a practical understanding of the industrial world to his studies.
Times, Sunday Times
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Some manufacture small baskets and mats of date-leaves, or prepare the intoxicating drink called bouza; and others serve as water-carriers: in short, when any occasion requires manual labour, a Tekroury from the market is always employed.
Travels in Arabia
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Returning from his grimy hours of manual labour, he dives into a hotel to wash away the dirt, emerging clean and immaculate in a fresh suit and tie.
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Craftwork made by patchworking wheat straw requires only simple manual labour.
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In poverty-stricken neighbourhoods of the city, the vast majority of children must work, often doing back-breaking manual labour for a few pounds a day.
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The players were like manual labourers, expected to listen and obey.
Times, Sunday Times
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Some kinds of manual labour have been replaced by machines.
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Tough manual labour has been replaced by office work.
Times, Sunday Times
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The differences between manual labour and mental labour are diminishing in some developed countries.
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The differences between manual labour and mental labour are diminishing in some developed countries.
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But if you knew he had been a match and had nicked 'em for at least three hundred dollars, would you still think something malignant might be put over on him by a mere scrub buckeroo named Sandy Sawtelle, that never made a cent in his life except by the most degrading manual labour?
Ma Pettengill
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This education aimed at combining brain work with manual labour.
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They have tried to present the different facets of the former Pope's life as a manual labourer, poet, thespian and footballer.
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The Turkmen of Iraq are mainly merchants and manual labourers and are related to today´s Turks, living in present‐day Turkey; in fact, they are the Turks´ ancestors.
American Chronicle
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After dinner there is an hour and a half of solitary recreation, which may be spent in garden, ambulacrum, or cell at will, and is followed by None; spiritual reading, study, and manual labour till half-past two, when Vespers de
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 3: Brownson-Clairvaux
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They will tell her she is lying and they know that he does manual labour!
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Who would have thought that manual labouring could be so fun?
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Many women do hard manual labour .
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The local involvement in the timber trade was restricted to manual labour and shifting timber sleepers after they were cut.
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German women had to undertake the heaviest manual labour, clearing the rubble.
The Collins History of the World in the 20th Century
