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According to Tilly, her cancer diagnosis not only affected her own life, but took its toil on her own family.
But Ford pushed workers to toil for a 9-to-5 work day, when the heat could reach 106 degrees with 100 percent humidity.
Source: https://jalopnik.com/fordlandia-abandoned-company-town-amazon-rainforest-1850274960
Double, double toil and trouble; fire burn and cauldron bubble.
“In spite of not getting the needed support from the Federal and state governments, members of our association toil so hard to shoulder the financial cost of the review of these academic materials.
It must not only be important for the creation of a friendly and caring image to tourists, but fundamentally, to Guyanese who daily toil and make sacrifices here to pay requisite fares.
Mansfield Town manager Nigel Clough watches his tired side toil against Bradford City on Saturday.
More permanent fixes, like adequate legal for workers who toil in the smoke and air purification for all homes, are still needed, said Hajat — and, of course, tackling the climate crisis by burning fewer fossil fuels.
Source: https://www.hcn.org/issues/55.8/north-wildfire-we-have-fire-all-around-us-and-we-cant-get-out-hikers
The CD in a statement signed by its National Secretary, Oluremi Lawson, saluted Nigerian workers in various sectors, especially those workers, who too often toil unseen.
The Eagles bowlers continued to toil hard to get wickets but were not helped by some sloppy fielding errors and five dropped catches.
Source: https://www.localnewsplus.com.au/eagles-bowlers-set-up-likely-win/
There had to be some fruit for all the toil.
When the Trinity test comes at Los Alamos after the toil of some 4,000 people and the expense of $2 billion, there’s a palpable, shuddering sense of history changing inexorably.