Meanings of italian laborer in English

Ordinary vanishings-Polishgirls, stockyard boys, Italian laborers, Negro women-meritedlittle effort.

Toward wild life the Italian laborer is a human mongoose.

The Italian laborer was typically a man in the prime of his working life.

One character an Italian politician, the other an Italian laborer.

A group of Italian laborers passed, talking rapidly and making gestures with their hands.

The enclosed letter is from Pallegrino, one of the Italian laborers established in our neighborhood.

He passes just now an Italian laborer (impersonated by George Seigmann).

Not long ago a small mosaic of the Mayor was brought in by an Italian laborer.

The Italian laborers threw down their tools and gathered around them and a crowd collected from all sides.

He remembered now having read, several days before, about an Italian laborer who had been crushed by a falling column.

Some enterprising citizen had begun to build workmen's houses in a field beyond Hugh's shop and these were occupied by Italian laborers.

In the 1930s, Bulger was the trustee and president of suburban Melrose Park, a community largely composed of blue-collar Italian laborers and craftsmen.

Along in this region a multitude of Italian laborers were blasting away the frontage of the hills to make room for the new railway.

He had to make a detour to Auschwitz to arrange for the transfer of large numbers of Italian laborers to a nearby work site.

Two tumble-down houses were rented in a little habited part of the town, and in these a gang of close-mouthed Italian laborers was quartered.