Significats de labour hard en anglès

She loved art and music, but not to labour hard at either.

Why should I try to split hairs, and labour hard to find out reasons to be miserable?

The idea was naturally consonant with Nigel's wishes, and he promised to labour hard in bringing the proposed estate into cultivation.

So now they began to labour hard in fortifying the main entrance, and in making a new path that led from it.

Both labour hard and mutually; consoling each other in hours of trial, tickling one another in moments of ecstacy, and making matters generally agreeable.

Should not this be a specific matter of prayer, and is there not reason to labour hard to infuse this spirit into the churches?

For twenty years Tycho laboured hard at Uraniborg in the pursuit of science.

Governor Simcoe laboured hard and successfully to promote the settlement of the Province.

The new Catholic organization was labouring hard to merit popular favour.

All of us have laboured hard to win our present station.

She had laboured hard to make the cottages on the estate clean and comfortable.

The army has laboured hard, endured much, and behaved nobly.

I have been reckless with literal meaning, and laboured hard to get the tone.

The little people laboured hard according to his bidding.

He had laboured hard, doubtless, and had done his best, but it was not satisfactory.

His throat laboured hard to force the words out.