How To Use Working man In A Sentence
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He seemed to be working many hours each day to cause that to happen, (maybe "swatter" is right and he's on the take).
Sound Politics: I'm Running for Office
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His 80-year-old mother Irene said her son was a hard-working man and a lovely child.
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Let all encouragement be given to the "working man" who takes advantage of the fact that the schoolmaster is abroad, but do not encourage the "working man" in bookmaking.
Current Literature
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Sugiko has the more complicated situation, with suitors including a poor but honorable working man, a kind-hearted but ineffectual rich beau and casting agents from a film studio.
Silent Films, Silent Sorrow
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Party of the guy who kited the mortgage deals, got bailed out, and left the working man living in his car.
Happy Days Aren't Here Again
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Woe betide the working man or woman who has the gall to turn up for an afternoon meeting with alcohol on the breath, even if it was from one quick half, even if it does help you through the pain barrier of an agonising, endless sales seminar.
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Working manfully through the tower of invoices and feeding their details into the computer, he reflected upon the frustrating job held by the painters of the Forth bridge, and decided they had it easy.
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A hard working man, he had a fine knowledge of the land and was a good judge of livestock.
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You are a rapist and a pillager and a thief of the working man's rights," it read, "and may you rot in hell.
Motown Mechanic
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This is not a tale of City greed v the downtrodden working man.
Times, Sunday Times
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His reward was a suit of the finest English cloth, something unimaginable for a poor working man.
Times, Sunday Times
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To put it philosophically, she made the mistake of avoiding all realities, and yet marrying herself to the hardest of realities, a working man; so it was inevitable that she should go back at last to the region of shadows and mate with that ghostliest of all unrealities, the non-working man.
The Irrational Knot Being the Second Novel of His Nonage
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Police earnings in the 1920s were substantial by comparison with most other occupations to which a working man could aspire.
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The typical Socialist is not, as tremulous old ladies imagine, a ferocious-looking working man with greasy overalls and a raucous voice.
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It's not my or any working man's fault that the tax collected has been frittered away on other things.
The Sun
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He was a conscientious and hard-working man who always liked to see a job well done.
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Fish was a major source of protein for the working man.
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As to his comment that ‘the party acts for the best interests of the working man’ I would respond ‘not in a long time’.
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Police earnings in the 1920s were substantial by comparison with most other occupations to which a working man could aspire.
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"I guess you'd say I'm kind of a working man's lawyer."
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Once again they show their contempt for the humble working man and woman.
The Sun
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At working man's house hunger looks in but dares not enter.
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Once again they show their contempt for the humble working man and woman.
The Sun
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One of these is the tale of the poor hard - working man who was very unhappy.
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He said it was sad for the victim he had abused and it was sad for Benson who had previously been a hard-working man of good character.
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Please tell us whow Hillary "109 million in 8 years" Clinton is so deeply in touch with the feelings and hardships of the working man.
In Pennsylvania Robocall, Obama Surrogate Pushes Back On Criticism Of "Small Town" Comments
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Mr Flanagan, an engineer by trade, was described as a hard-working man by locals.
The Independent - Frontpage RSS Feed
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The great appeal of Marxism to the working man was precisely that it presented capital accumulation as exploitation and as unnecessary.
MANAGEMENT: task, responsibilities, practices
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For all this jibber-jabber about how I don't understand a working man's problems, you should take a look at my medical chart.
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A hardworking man is more powerful than ten lazy men. Dr T.P.Chia
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There's nothing a working man can reply to that so I let him go on, gently reproving me.
THE GWEN JOHN SCULPTURE
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Ume, a business student at Salford University, said he was a hard-working man who lived for his family.
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Once again they show their contempt for the humble working man and woman.
The Sun
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You, the working man, gotta beef up your brains.
Times, Sunday Times
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If anything, the ‘backslapper’ and ‘working man's champ’ type was better known in the industrial districts of the US, than it ever was in Labour (with a ‘u’) movement.
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It's not my or any working man's fault that the tax collected has been frittered away on other things.
The Sun
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Once again they show their contempt for the humble working man and woman.
The Sun
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Fish was a major source of protein for the working man.
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Is it the squattocracy joyously celebrating the fact that the working man's club has been knocked back in its place, by it doesn't matter who?
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Fish was a major source of protein for the working man.
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First up: a working man in overalls, sitting on a bench eating an apple.
Greg Mitchell: Dispatches From 1934 Campaign: Irving Thalberg's 'Attack Ad' vs. Upton Sinclair
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Wine is the sophisticate drink, the drink of kings and the king of drinks, whereas beer is just, you know, the honest drink of the working man.
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Once again they show their contempt for the humble working man and woman.
The Sun
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Linda has always been an ambitious and hard-working manager.
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He was a decent, conscientious, hard working man, who was always very approachable and willing to put himself out for others.
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Anyone performing administrative functions would be paid a working man's wage.
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He was a hard-working man who had a good rapport with people and who got on well with friends and neighbours.
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But for the average British working man and his family, the dole is only just enough to provide adequate clothes and adequate food, and clothes and food are not enough for the normal British working man.
The British Empire and the World Crisis
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Police earnings in the 1920s were substantial by comparison with most other occupations to which a working man could aspire.
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It's not my or any working man's fault that the tax collected has been frittered away on other things.
The Sun
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Once again they show their contempt for the humble working man and woman.
The Sun
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While occasionally posturing as a friend of the working man, Kelly climbed the social ladder and hobnobbed with the rich and powerful.
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He was a hard-working man who had a good rapport with people and who got on well with friends and neighbours.
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When he reached the road he began to swear godlessly, reproaching and cursing every student, legatus, and hound of a priest, who, instead of praising God at home, prowled about the high-roads, and spoiled a hard working man's business.
Debts of Honor
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Is cycling still a working man's sport?
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Anyone performing administrative functions would be paid a working man's wage.
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They encouraged one another to positive hatred of the working man who had suddenly become wealthy; his name stank in their nostrils.
Demos
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Fish was a major source of protein for the working man.
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RAILWAY MAP OF ENGLAND (A PROPHECY) entitled "The May Day of Steam," the writer notes the passing of the old May Day and foreshadows Labour's appropriation of that festival; and a speech is put into the mouth of a working man prophesying the ultimate unmitigated good of invention, though its first operation created great inequality and caused misery to the hand-worker.
Mr. Punch`s history of modern England, Volume I -- 1841-1857
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Without a hard-working manager, committed coach, league organiser or founder, even someone who washes the kit, sport at grassroots level would simply not exist.
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Contemporary charges of Loco Foco "agrarianism" attempted to reify this bond by publicly associating the LFP with Working Man Thomas Skidmore's destabilizing vision of a world without inheritance where the state, rather than the father, measured out family property. 23
Advocating The Man: Masculinity, Organized Labor, and the Household in New York, 1800-1840
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With all these measures and the consumption of horses, dogs, cats, and rats, each working man got about a tenth of the normal calorific intake.
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A more conventional line was taken by the Chartists, who set out to win sympathy for the respectable working man as a head of household with dependants to support.
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Once again they show their contempt for the humble working man and woman.
The Sun
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At one time the Library's doors were open to the public thirteen hours a day, on 365 days of the year; then the working man, the untrained, unmatriculated scholar could use freely and anonymously, at no cost to himself, the riches of the reference collections.
Crisis in the NY Public Library