Sentences with phrase «doing manual labour»

The slight vibration of the joy - cons when doing manual labour in Yonder enhances this satisfaction (yes, I'm a weirdo).

You did manual labour or national service.

Not exact matches

Seat covers are cut and sewn in Mexico because it's highly detailed, manual labour and it's hard to find people in Canada or the United States who want to do that work, he said.

He also says the costs of production are higher because organic farmers don't use synthetic chemicals to grow crops and that means farmers, like him, use manual labour to tackle pests and weeds.

This does mean that certain types of manual labour will be replaced.

We are used to seeing the party doing better in places with more routine manual workers who are traditionally part of Labour's base.

50 + years ago the average lifestyle was very different to what Americans and western Europeans experience now — previously we used walk places, used work doing hard manual labour and be on out feet much of the day, this would have given us quite a different aerobic base to build from.

Morgan Freeman continues to tread water, reciting a speech at one point in which he extols the value of manual labour; the irony of it is that he hasn't done any heavy lifting since Se7en.

What the culture of get rich quick does to our people is they look down at people who are engaged in manual labour

America's radical welfare policy in the 1930s, as Hutton's piece reminds us, did not just use people cynically as lumpen manual labour.

The energy discussion should instead be informed by what it is possible to do with more and more of it: more movement, more life, less manual labour, less going without.

«The more that lawyers do repetitive manual labour that machines can do, the more open they are to disruption.»

If the story was fabricated, argued the Crown, why did he add the detail of the defendant needing a shower after his manual labour job?