Thanks to the ingenuity of these contraptions' designers and purveyors, the toils of Sisyphus have been transformed into a healthful pastime. |
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So these are matters in the moils and toils of government and likely to remain so, I suspect, for some time. |
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The first song of the movie is a paean to the mazdoor who toils in the factories of the rich, without getting her or his just due. |
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I would watch the dark, tanned bodies of fishermen, untangling their seine, getting ready for the toils of the day. |
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It is a resting-place to which at close of day the weary retire to gather new strength for the battle and toils of tomorrow. |
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In an institution which toils she did not cease, and we all marvelled at her energy and her sheer force of will. |
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A Sabbath well spent brings a week of content, and strength for the toils of the morrow, but a Sabbath profaned, whate'er may be gained, is a certain forerunner of sorrow. |
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In a final burst of frenzied joy, The Ninth ends in the realm of Elysium, light years removed from the cares and toils of daily life. |
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Hibernian's recent league struggles hardly register when set against their historic toils in the Scottish Cup. |
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He takes one holiday a year and joins the under-canvas camp where he toils as a cook. |
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Volume-collectif toils away at revealing unexpected resources within the public space. |
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Cardinal de Noailles, having become archbishop of Paris, was caught in the toils of his contradictions and allegiances. |
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Dear devotees, God does not forget any of your efforts or toils that you gave to God for His kingdom. |
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As if spellbbound, the audience could feel the earth, the sweat of toils, despair but also the power of love and life. |
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In this dramatic scenario, in which the international solidarity toils to take off, the Community of Sant'Egidio is moving on various fronts. |
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On the contrary, it toils to remove everything in the way in order to rediscover the essence of the visible. |
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Why, by interweaving our destiny with that of any part of Europe, entangle our peace and prosperity in the toils of European ambition, rivalship, interest, humor or caprice? |
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The economy in 1939 was still caught in the toils of the Depression. |
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Thou 'rt passing fast from thy toils away, Thou wrestler with the sea! |
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Otherwise, the elderly monk toils solo during long days scavenging and building. |
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Australia have been the superior side for at least seven of the last nine days played, and all we have to show for Ryan Harris's toils is a draw at Old Trafford and a couple of Shane Watson jokes. |
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Often, we can all become so bogged down in production issues and finances that we don't see the end result of our toils. |
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It gained government recognition and has survived amidst toils and pains. |
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That inescapable cycle is mirrored in the relentlessly churning wheels and giant cogs of the primitive ox-driven sugarcane mill where the Breves family toils. |
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Jamar Beasley toils somewhat in the shadow of his baby brother, DaMarcus, but now is the time for the older sibling to shine as he leads the Stars and Stripes to the FIFA Futsal World Cup in Rio at the end of the month. |
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The aesthetic is a throb of negation that is better suited to the toils of life, the impression is a masked void so as not to show the civilisation of precariousness. |
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The more agonizingly one toils at it, the finer the product. |
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The growling circumambient toils of London around them fadedbefore the calm of these innocent precincts. |
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Through the night, A ragorn toils to heal the wounded. |
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In truth, given the home side's toils in front of goal all season, there was an inevitability about it all even if Juve could point to untimely illness as having limited their ambitions. |
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It was on a dreary night of November, that I beheld the accomplishment of my toils. |
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While this achievement is the fruit of the Korean people's toils and tears, the invaluable support of the United Nations has been a great source of strength. |
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He is learning how to plan for the achievement of a higher and distant goal of idealism while he toils earnestly for the attainment of a nearer and immediate goal of necessity. |
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Of course, there will be toils and efforts to cultivate our heart. |
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The waters have long been extended shellfish farmers, the banks are fixed destination of migratory birds that are here right away from the toils dell'attraversamento against the wind of Sretto. |
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In general, there is a danger that the inclusion of aiding and abetting might lead to persons playing a marginal role in offences being caught in the toils of crime. |
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She toils until night, afterwards heading home to begin her housework. |
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What does man gain by all the toil at which he toils under the sun? |
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It is not by a flight of imagination that you gain the ascents of spiritual experience. It is by the toils and the watchings and the painstakings of a solid obedience. |
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