Meanings of day labour in English

This salubrious sun does not excuse man from day labour in unshaded scenes.

Two other brothers are away the day we visit, looking for day labour jobs in nearby Peja.

Modern socialists admit that of the wealth produced to- day labour does not produce the whole, but that some part is produced by directive ability.

Landmarks below, that he had spent days labouring across, fled by in minutes.

She was then furnished with new sails, which cost about ten days labour.

Shame Glamorgan lost the toss and spent the day labouring in the field.

Tells about the one- day Labour Party conference on Sat., Apr.

But Tuesday did not feel like the day Labour lost the NHS, partly due to the hyped pre-briefing.

On Sabbath days labour is laid aside, a solemn quiet presides, and the best clothing is in use.

But I shall not weary the reader with the dry detail of our every- day labours,-theirsuccess or futility.

Record temperatures over the three- day Labour Day weekend have aggravated already dangerous fire conditions and further stressed exhausted California firefighters.

Where there is no property, or at least none that exceeds the value of two or three days labour, civil government is not so necessary.

Many local people like her who do not own land used to earn 200 taka ($2.36) a day labouring in the rice fields.

'Arry had long ceased to attend his classes with any regularity, and he was once more asserting the freeman's right to immunity from day labour.