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Meanings of hard labor in English
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Usage of hard labor in English
1
Kim was sentenced to 10 years hard labor for subversion last year.
2
Apparently in those days hard labor and hard drinking went well together.
3
He was sentenced to seven years' hard labor but was later deported.
4
But the year was one of hard labor and small financial receipts.
5
Only the hard labor cleared his blood and brain, and helped him.
6
Most adults died in their 40s, after becoming arthritic from hard labor.
7
To see anything moving on the belly, prognosticates humiliation and hard labor.
8
No one else seems to have done so much hard labor there.
9
At one time he condemned a blacksmith to hard labor for awkwardness.
10
Later, having served three months at hard labor, they would be freed.
11
Sentences included reduced ranks, forfeited pay, hard labor and short jail sentences.
12
Cui had welcomed hard labor in a bid for such a nomination.
13
My dear madam, they will get fifteen years' hard labor, I hope.
14
The subject: American journalists sentenced to twelve years hard labor in North Korea.
15
There they are condemned to hard labor for life in the dark galleries.
16
Then next morning we would be put to hard labor in the prison-yard.
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Hard labor through the time
Hard labor across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common