| Mr Bogdanor, an Oxford don and long a toiler in the constitutional vineyard, is a man with a mission. |
| Bocelli appears before us now in white shorts, brown short-sleeved shirt and suede loafers, himself no more than a humble toiler – though obviously the indispensable one – in this culture factory. |
| The rich had been assured of his wealth and comfort, the toiler assured of his life and work. |
| The tireless toiler is an invaluable team member, however, constantly racing up and down his right flank, making runs, tracking back, harrying opponents and generally battling to create space. |
| You are a toiler, a drudge, you knock off a great deal of work. |
| They demonstrate that the sculptor is engaged with the muck and the mess of it all, that he is an honest toiler at authenticity's coal face. |
