In commodity markets, oil prices laboured with record production by Saudi Arabia.

Because I preached and laboured in the night of my unconverted state.

His breathing is laboured; his chest can barely contain his ribs' stretch.

In the meadow, Jeanne still laboured under the heroic delusion of victory.

But I think we've laboured under that misapprehension for too long now.

Salute Persis, the dearly beloved, who hath much laboured in the Lord.

We lived in peace; we laboured, we did wrong to no man.

Iqbal's heart rate had risen dangerously high, and his breathing was laboured.

For this we know: they laboured only in a state of grace.

You're tiny Trinidad against mighty England.' It was a laboured England performance.

Again I laboured until the shadows grew thick around the gloomy walls.

Brantome praises her excellent beauty in a long string of laboured hyperboles.

But in whatever capacity he laboured he was true to his reputation.

His breath came in laboured gasps as one mad thought succeeded another.

Mabyn suggested in a tone that he laboured to make sound off-hand.

At the latter laboured quite a company of girls and some men.