| The downside is that this election's emblematic hardworking New Zealander might be smart enough to resent this. |
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| The staff were hardworking and caring, and the ward was very clean and sweet-smelling. |
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| This paternalistic idea is patronising to many hardworking families who make a myriad of complicated choices every day. |
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| Relax, don't take things too seriously, and this week's Geminian playfulness could be just the rejuvenating lift your hardworking nerves need. |
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| In the international meet in Perth, this hardworking Surinamese had won the men's 100m butterfly with a time of 53.59 seconds. |
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| Beyond the pane of glass, oaks, elms, and maples are a swelling tide of green, lapping to and fro in hardworking winds. |
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| Ninety nine percent of Heysham High pupils are decent, respectful, hardworking and a credit to their parents. |
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| Clients presume they are hardworking, conscientiously honest, and careful about the value of money. |
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| Tina appears shy at first, but underneath that is a very hardworking, intelligent girl. |
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| The implication that parenting under pressure is an invitation to abuse is an insult to the integrity of millions of hardworking mums and dads. |
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| Tom was a very hardworking person who worked the land and his haulage business enjoyed the patronage of a wide clientele over the years. |
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| Girls grew up knowing that they had to be hardworking and submissive so that they could find good husbands who would take good care of them. |
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| He has an active and hardworking group of care staff, ranging from nurses to physiotherapists and chiropodists, at the surgery. |
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| A win or a draw in that match will ensure Division 2 hurling next season and copper-fasten the progress of this hardworking, progressive side. |
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| They were very hardworking farmers and we used to buy cheap beans, rice, cassava, sweet potatoes and maize from them. |
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| For me, Mormons tend to be hardworking, religious people who are very very friendly. |
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| Teachers at the junior school were said to be hardworking with every year group receiving good teaching. |
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| This hardworking area features a full work desk with mail cubbies and drawers, whole-house intercom, and room for a computer. |
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| And Galicians are the mean, but hardworking type, not the let's do-fiesta-all-night-long type. |
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| I'd also like to note how much I'm enjoying watching two intelligent, hardworking, and largely honourable people do charmless politics. |
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| That, he says, is simply to avoid offending his hardworking colleagues in the next room. |
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| Whilst these middlemen are usually decent, honest, hardworking music lovers, there's a notable cache of less scrupulous operators. |
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| Her reputation as a hardworking lawyer saw her practice grow, making her one of the five leading attorneys in Houston. |
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| They were supposed to keep the nearby city's riff-raff out and the good, wholesome and hardworking college students like myself in. |
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| There were many nostalgic reunions of men who worked in the mines together, several of whom had not met since those hardworking days. |
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| She was always hardworking and industrious and ever ready with a helping hand. |
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| It's a heartwarming tribute to his father, a hardworking Boston garbage man. |
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| They are loyal and hardworking Kansans who deserve to be protected from discrimination as much as anyone else. |
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| When Robert first got acquainted with Nancy, she was hardworking, pretty and sociable. |
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| I have had the pleasure of working with the most helpful, diligent, hardworking people. |
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| My personal view, admittedly pretty neurotic, is that the politician is jealous of hardworking people who can manage to have a good time. |
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| He struck me as being particularly hardworking, energetic and industrious. |
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| Instead, with an ingratiating directness, he allows the audience to share a hardworking, yet playful, day in the lives of a group of Cuban peasants. |
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| One can open it on any page and lose oneself in the life of Charles II's London, and of this vigorous, curious, hardworking, pleasure-loving man. |
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| You have managed an important gearshift and have been an extremely hardworking Parliament throughout this mandate. |
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| Sanie is a very nice person, hardworking and highly reliable, and very enthusiastic in performing new tasks. |
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| Appearances at coffee shops and kaffeeklatsches have symbolic import, and hardworking office holders are still sometimes seen at town meeting-type events. |
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| They are overtaxing hardworking Canadians to get surpluses that they hide and then announce with unplanned and unprecedented budgeting. |
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| If you have changed your mind or spit out words of complaint after hardworking service, our Father God does not accept your dedication joyfully. |
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| It is time for some humanity again, instead of beating our hardworking small farmers senseless with bureaucratic cudgels. |
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| I have also become a dedicated, hardworking, efficient, and strong-willed individual. |
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| I can tell that i am kind-hearted person, open, cheerful, responsible, active, honest and hardworking. |
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| Cutting the Bingo tax and beer duty: To help hardworking people do more of the things they enjoy. |
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| The pundits might call it 'blue-collar Conservatism', others being on the side of hardworking taxpayers. |
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| Staff managing child abuse investigations are dedicated, knowledgeable and hardworking. |
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| The honest, hardworking people of Hamilton were pitted against faceless men in suits, and some uncertainty still lingered in the air. |
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| You've got really hardworking people who want to make a real difference, and the markets provide a way for people to raise capital and to invest. |
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| Our hardworking Customer Service team strives to make every transaction a quality experience by providing outstanding service and assistance. |
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| A year of significant milestones and achievements cannot be accomplished without a dedicated team of hardworking and enthusiastic individuals. |
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| We were not always clear in our expectations of our hardworking advisory committee. |
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| To the Minister of Transportation, that is just peanuts, but to the hardworking people of my riding, that is a lot of money. |
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| The vast majority of public servants are hardworking, dedicated and honest. |
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| Further down the civil service tree were enthusiastic and hardworking but under-resourced officials operating in poor physical environments and on uncompetitive salaries. |
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| He was a hardworking energetic man who was very much devoted to his family and his sudden passing has caused widespread shock and grief in the community. |
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| Last year she used that information to reward the hardworking Mayrose with a weekend getaway at a dude ranch that included several rounds of golf. |
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| Life can be tough in West Virginia, especially for the hardworking souls of coal country. |
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| The old Kaiser Franz Joseph, faithful and hardworking, was the obverse of the feckless and impetuous German kaiser. |
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| When hardworking people with limited food have the chance, they sensibly sit or lie, which costs much less energy than standing. |
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| The majority of these people are hardworking, law-abiding citizens who believe in strong family values. |
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| America's cowboy capitalism asks its worker-citizens to be hardworking, self-motivated, innovative, and, surprising as it may strike its critics, civil. |
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| This is, of course, an unconscionable, unprovoked insult to hardworking gangsters everywhere. |
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| Like many other people, I believe the banks got away with murder in the past and abused the power they had over the day-today lives of ordinary, decent and hardworking people. |
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| Here, where the local tradition is still uninfluenced, you can enjoy meeting simple and hardworking men, cheerful women, taste excellent wines and sample local Istran dishes. |
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| He was extremely hardworking, never sparing himself in the performance of his duties and once he fainted in his office from exhaustion and almost died. |
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| She expressed her admiration for IOM's hardworking, motivated staff. |
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| It is not good for the economy and it is not good for hardworking people. |
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| He worked since he was 14 and was always incredibly hardworking. |
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| Revere the Royals if you wish JW, but do not disguise their cost to the hardworking British public by writing half-truths. |
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| We are looking for hardworking, talented people who are innovative, self-confident, have demonstrated leadership abilities and who are able to contribute their talents and skills. |
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| Nicknamed the Brown Bomber, Louis established a reputation as an honest, hardworking fighter. |
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| That is exactly what they are doing right now to the hardworking Canadian taxpayers out there who are scared to death of another tax coming down the tube from this Liberal government. |
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| The Japanese are dutiful, hardworking, honest and always mannerly. |
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| I am purposeful, hardworking, loving home coziness. |
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| I am hardworking, I love coziness and comfort. |
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| But it's also in keeping with menswear's current preoccupation with authenticity, a return to basic, hardworking and hypermasculine clothing. |
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| I would ask that member to stop the spin and stop impugning motives to honest, hardworking members and especially an honest, hardworking public service. |
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| Big Rig is a simple, rhyming picturebook about the delivery adventure of a hardworking eighteen-wheeler truck. |
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| Those who would impugn these people by saying they do not like to work are sadly missing the reality of a hardworking people who live from the resource. |
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| Congress, give these hardworking, responsible Americans that chance. |
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| Together, we are building Canada's future prosperity by welcoming industrious, talented and hardworking newcomers who share our dream of a true north strong and free. |
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| I once again look forward to working with our excellent staff and our dedicated and hardworking board of directors under the inspired leadership of our President, Marilyn Quinn. |
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| As more and more of our existing group of hardworking volunteers are no longer able to contribute, younger Canadians need to step up and continue that work. |
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| We seek hardworking, enthusiastic people who are interested in an environment that fosters an entrepreneurial spirit, allows employees to advance based on performance, and rewards them for helping Morningstar thrive. |
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| Clear thinking and hardworking, Lazare loves his people but also respects the British sense of honor and jurisprudential tradition. |
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| By maligning them as beggars, Mr Gandhi illustrated his party's dreadful failure to comprehend the aspirations of millions of hardworking Indians. The BJP does understand them. |
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| Second life insurance directive The Second Life Directive has made considerable progress over the past six months, under a dynamic and hardworking French Presidency, but it has proved tough going. |
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| He has been a devoted, hardworking, imaginative and creative Chair and has spearheaded the consultations on and design of the draft strategic plan. |
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| The efforts of thousands of hardworking people from various countries, industries and regulatory authorities culminated in a comprehensive report that has changed the face of aviation safety. |
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| Papisto refers to his mural as 'literature' and 'poetry', and through it he hopes to give courage to the hardworking people of Dakar's informal economy, while teaching them his views of world history. |
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| Overall, the staff have been dedicated and hardworking. |
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| These leaders were practical, hardworking, patient, inventive, consistent, and, if not members of the special-needs group themselves, closely connected with it and supportive of its needs and priorities. |
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| He was immensely hardworking and tried as hard as any democratic parliamentarian to treat his senatorial colleagues with respect and sensitivity. |
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| Our employees are hardworking, caring people and I thank them for the remarkable energy, passion and commitment they bring to our customers and our organization. |
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| Mr. Richard: The member for Nepisiguit should applaud, because it is the hardworking woodsworkers and others in his riding who will be paying the price. |
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| While 100,000 hardworking UK taxpayers have become scapegoats and lost their jobs in banks and call centres, little has changed for the banking spivs. |
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