He just got turned on reading about her back-breaking labor.
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It provides an effective, kinder alternative to those back-breaking routines.
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"You had looters swimming back, breaking into these people's houses," she said.
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It's also non-stick and stain resistant, so there's no back-breaking scrubbing.
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A potentially back-breaking moment that completely tipped the game on its head.
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The camera pulls back, breaking the fourth wall to reveal the entire set.
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But cash crops are fickle, back-breaking, slow-paying, and hungry for land.
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It's back-breaking work, so I head to meet my roommate for lunch.
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In the back-breaking world of glass arts, the stakes couldn't be higher.
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"We're doing back-breaking warehouse work," said a delivery station worker in Chicago.
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In total, about 2,500 men died from the back-breaking labor and hostile conditions.
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They are giving up lives of back-breaking toil, stifling tradition and periodic hunger.
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She landed on her back, breaking it and leaving her paralyzed from the waist.
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Nobody has louder footsteps, underlined by a controlled, back-breaking spasm of unnatural agility and force.
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First off you have Lauren leading the team in some good ol'-fashioned back-breaking labor.
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Manual, back-breaking jobs will go away (this is good only if replaced by better gigs).
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Beijing (CNN)For Qin Taixiao, old age is a time of loneliness and back-breaking labor.
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It's hard, back-breaking work and it's seasonal and migratory — something most Americans don't want to do.
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The most basic daily tasks—getting water for a bath or washing clothes—were back-breaking chores.
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But mixing that stress into the already back-breaking weight of systemic oppression is a deadly concoction.
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This adventure proved back-breaking rather than soul-satisfying, and more work-focused than necessarily yoga-centric.
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In an age of back-breaking manual labor, it's understandable how such disparity was cause for contempt.
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This, GM's Linn said, was a job workers universally hated because it was repetitive and back-breaking.
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So for example, the rock quarries which were in Virginia — [it was] just unimaginable back-breaking work.
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They didn't see why they should leave their homes for back-breaking labor on plantations and in mines.
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Will the nation be able to stand up straight anytime soon after almost two years of back-breaking negativity?
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Later, a report comes back, breaking down various depression drugs like Zoloft and Paxil into different color-coded buckets.
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The bullet went through Gilligan's back, breaking a few ribs and shattering his collar bone, and caused other, severe injuries.
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Washing machines, refrigerators, dishwashers, and vacuum cleaners were still in the future, making housework a back-breaking full-time job.
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In Game 03, the Warriors' Stephen Curry clapped back, breaking an NBA Finals record by making nine three-point shots.
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She supports her family, takes her special needs child to work with her, and is free from back breaking work.
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Another nanny told Business Insider she spent "back-breaking hours" sorting M&Ms by color, according to a child's preferences.
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Thankfully, American Honey is far from the only film at TIFF to deal with this sort of back-breaking poverty.
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Wiggins eventually extended the lead to four at 183-119 with his back-breaking 3-pointer with 23.5 seconds to go.
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But some robots may do the majority of back-breaking work for construction workers that repeat the same routine for hours.
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Truckers are not precisely the center of many entertainment options, and the back-breaking, blue-collar work they do isn't either.
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Waiting until the floor is totally filthy will only make the job back-breaking; weekly care can be done in minutes.
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Imagine watching your parents do back-breaking work, for long hours, in extreme heat, then signing up to join the family business.
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The Chagosians developed a pleasant lifestyle distinct to that on Mauritius, where back-breaking work was endured on sugar plantations, says Vine.
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These workers — who say they lift hundreds of packages a day in "back-breaking" labor —currently receive zero PTO days a year.
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"These miners put in decades of back-breaking work in America's coal mines to energize our nation," UMWA International President Cecil Roberts said.
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Clearing the land was hard, "back breaking" work, according to Ruth Hawkins, who is the executive director of Arkansas State University heritage sites.
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So he spent the beginning of 2014 trying to get her back, breaking down at concerts and even sending messages through the paparazzi.
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The back-breaking work of chicken catching is considered dirty and dangerous, as poultry can peck, claw and defecate as it is trapped.
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And so is the glaring light of a phone screen, according to Novelist's theory, where retweets and hearts carry a back-breaking weight.
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The work is manageable at the scale of a community garden, but it can be grueling, back-breaking work at an industrial scale.
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Even just bringing it out to play looks like a monumental struggle, let alone the back-breaking challenge that is trying to solve it.
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This back-breaking work is rarely done by anyone for more than a year or two, so labor is scarce and turnover is intense.
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The A.B.A. has certified too many law schools and has placed ridiculous standards on these schools, thus driving up tuition to back-breaking levels.
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The Buffaloes pulled to 53-51 with 7:3 to go, but the Bruins responded with what proved to be a back-breaking run.
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GARDENERS know only too well how hard it is to keep on top of weeds, because hoeing and pulling them out is back-breaking work.
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Really, I just want to know if a 17-inch convertible is worthwhile or just a back-breaking beast of machine that weighs an assload.
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Harrison Barnes led all scorers with 26 points, including two free throws with 1:56 left that set the stage for Bogdanovic's back-breaking hoop.
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Harrison Barnes led all scorers with 217 points, including two free throws with 212:56 left that set the stage for Bogdanovic's back-breaking hoop.
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It used to be back-breaking work for two union members to carry the panel and screw it on as the vehicle moved down the line.
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But Burks then hit his momentum-busting hoop, and Robinson nailed a back-breaking 3-pointer with 2:31 to go, helping the Warriors stay in command.
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When families filtered back after the storm blew by, they found their lives had been swept away -- yet another burden in a life of back-breaking work.
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And neither it or the bakery prepared me for the brutality of life in a real professional kitchen—the back-breaking hours, the dedication to excellence, the humiliation.
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What those defenses elide is the reasoning behind Kavanaugh's argument: a back-breaking deference to the president's job performance over the ordinary processes of the American judicial system.
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A much-needed smooch goodbye to the racist hoarding of resources and infrastructure, soul-crushing career expectations, back-breaking labor that just pays for your boss's tacky new Tesla.
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His business isn't seasonal, and while pot farming requires its share of tough manual labor, it's still far less grueling than long, back-breaking days in the berry fields.
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As for time, the value of poor women's is often set at naught, meaning they must carry out back-breaking, low-productivity work such as fetching water and wood.
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At the same time, they're struggling to recruit migrant workers, especially those from Mexico, where factory work is an increasingly attractive option compared to back-breaking labor in fields.
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On breaking up for content, 56 percent of people who say they're very liberal and 47 percent of people who say they're very conservative back breaking up Big Tech.
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So, whether your usual sex routine involves back-breaking positions, or less pelvic thrusting than a Pilates class, you should still try to prioritize some exercise outside of the bedroom.
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When you think of gardening you may think of endless back-breaking work and labor, constantly forgetting to water your plants, and wondering why everything you touch dies (even cacti).
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And the film's ending shows that, yes, pushing for change can be back-breaking, death-defying work, but it's sometimes the only way to get the ruling classes to listen.
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The concrete, he told me, represents the "back-breaking labor of earning one's wage in the working class," and basketball represents the American dream that most people will never achieve.
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Yet Notre Dame is a memorial not only to the power of bishops, but to the back-breaking work and quiet ingenuity of craftspeople whose names are now largely forgotten.
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Mohammed showed Darius the chores he has to do every day -- back breaking work like going several times a day to fill 20-liter canisters of water and carry them home.
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A high-ranking socialist ant takes a typical American worker on a tour of his tightly controlled state, where everybody's forced into back-breaking jobs they hate, and punished if they complain.
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Neighboring Japan is plagued by karoshi or "death from overwork" among its salarymen and Korean companies are also known for imposing back-breaking hours on workers, compelling the government to step in.
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But Williams roared back, breaking Pliskova at love in the next game, beginning a stretch of winning 9 of 13 games and taking complete command of the match before her late collapse.
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I put "portable" in quotes because although the computer wasn't connected to the wall by a cord, it still weighed a back-breaking 16 pounds — not unlike schlepping around an enormous bowling ball.
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They include the back-breaking work imposed on "fallen" women and the neglect, sometimes fatal, of their offspring in church-run institutions; and the abuse and violence endured by boys in clerical schools.
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She was frail from back-breaking work and poor treatment at the hands of a tourism camp in Pattaya — an all-too-common story for elephants involved in Thailand's infamous elephant tourism industry.
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In a region where just 4% of girls finish secondary school and many women do back-breaking farm work, life as a stay-at-home Boko Haram wife receiving Quranic education can appeal.
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It's Dress Like Wednesday Addams Day at Scarlet and Jane's (Katie Stevens) got a big job to do: Can she recreate the back-breaking sexual position the magazine is trying to pitch readers?
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Cook (seven points), Durant (five) and Green (five) did all the scoring during the back-breaking run, which put the Suns in an 2-2422 hole with 2394:214 to go in the third.
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There are four back-breaking three-point shooters—two of whom double as first-ballot Hall of Famers and all-galaxy playmakers—surrounding a rim-rolling paint protector who gets notably better every year.
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Clinton — disciplined, in denial, or a little bit of both — pretended that her back-breaking Michigan loss never happened — and Sanders made it out to be the most resounding upset since Truman beat Dewey.
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Washington State did get as close as 69-66 on a pair of Williams free throws with 55 seconds left, but Bradley capped his big night with a back-breaking 3-pointer 27 seconds later.
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By using machines, women will no longer be obliged to do the back-breaking work left by men who leave their villages to herd livestock or look for jobs, say the FAO and local officials.
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Crops are sown in one-meter high planters which takes the back-breaking out of the gardening, but the plants will grow in just 15 cms of soil to limit the extra weight on the roof.
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The bond you share with another who has survived the same day, the same rude questions, the same back breaking labor, or deep and murky boredom that pushes an already existential situation near brink of crisis.
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That meant monthly, even weekly, trips to the pet store and lugging home a 20-pound bag of dry food, but that didn't mean caring for my pet had to be back-breaking and time-consuming.
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You watch for any rogue sparks that feel the need to float over your head into the unburned fuel behind you, effectively jumping the line and rendering all the back-breaking work you just did futile.
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Notice in the above clip that Overeem enters with punches, pushes Arlovski back—breaking his stance, his balance, and re-establishing distance in the same way retreating would—and then kicks from range and avoids all repercussions.
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Iran's nuclear threat alone had galvanized back-breaking multilateral sanctions, enlisting China and Russia – two nations that don't share the United States' opposition to Iran's non-nuclear misdeeds like its role in Syria propping up Bashar al-Assad.
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Obamacare had an unusually good day at the Supreme Court Amazon warehouse workers say they're doing "back-breaking" work without paid time off The silent "sixth" sense Arrests of migrants at the US-Mexico border dropped again in November
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We haven't explained that economies naturally evolve and that American workers are now largely better suited for knowledge-based jobs over manufacturing jobs, just as they once were better suited for those manufacturing jobs over back-breaking farming jobs.
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There are brilliant Dreamer students at our universities working on life-saving research on the human heart and on drone technology to make agricultural work more efficient, while their parents are doing back-breaking labor in those same fields.
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In accounts published by Splinter in several installments, employees reported poor working conditions (extreme heat, back-breaking labor, overscheduling, timed bathroom breaks), paltry pay (with company policy prohibiting tips), sexual harassment, and anti-union culture, to name a few.
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Rathan-Mayes' back-breaking alley-oop assist with just under four minutes to play to forward Jonathan Isaac gave the Seminoles a 82-66 lead, all but sealing the win and cementing Florida State's first-place spot in the ACC.
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Credit: Good People + Good ThingsEmployees at Uber, which has survived at long last a back-breaking search for a new CEO after its former chief Travis Kalanick resigned earlier this year, are trying to raise other staffers' spirits with a positive newsletter.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Syrian refugee children in Lebanon are doing back-breaking labor in potato fields and working with pesticides in baking hot greenhouses, a U.N. agency said on Monday as it called for greater efforts to prevent child labor during crises.
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Bulls 126, Wizards 120 (OT) Kris Dunn atoned for a late miss in regulation with a pair of 3-pointers in overtime, and Lauri Markkanen added a back-breaking trey with 230 seconds remaining to send Chicago to victory over visiting Washington.
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Denver went into Sunday 1 2109/21 games behind the Portland Trail Blazers and needing a win to keep its playoff hopes alive, but a double-digit lead fell away as Russell Westbrook took control before burying the back-breaking 22-pointer.
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Kris Dunn atoned for a late miss in regulation with a pair of 3-pointers in overtime, and Lauri Markkanen added a back-breaking trey with 33 seconds remaining Wednesday night, sending the Chicago Bulls to a 126-120 victory over the visiting Washington Wizards.
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There was no parent to put food on the table, so she spent her days collecting garbage to sell for miniscule amounts of money and doing the back-breaking labor of fetching water and cooking and cleaning so her siblings could go to school.
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An upset looked on the cards when Almagro broke Djokovic at the first attempt in the third set and marched into a 3-0 lead but the Serb drew on his experience to battle back, breaking the 31-year-old twice before serving out for the match.
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All we know, at the beginning, is that Kammie has gone from a cossetted middle-class life of concerts, skating lessons, and trips to Disney Land, to one in which her mother works two back-breaking jobs and spends all her time either asleep or in tears.
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Perhaps the most memorable highlight of his career came during Game 22010 of the 2003 Stanley Cup Final when he was knocked unconscious at center ice by Scott Stevens of the New Jersey Devils and returned to the game minutes later to score a back-breaking goal.
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Whether it's the back-breaking work in fulfillment centers, where workers are seriously injured at four times the industry average, or white-collar work at headquarters, where a 2015 investigation found that employees were constantly found crying at their desks, Amazon has a lot to answer for.
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Denver Nuggets 134 - Golden State Warriors 25 (OT) Mason Plumlee slammed down a pair of dunks and Will Barton nailed a back-breaking 3-pointer in an eight-point run in overtime as short-handed Denver outlasted host Golden State for a come-from-behind victory in San Francisco.
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I was so dreading the back-breaking ritual of packing, lugging, unpacking, and swearing to die in whatever cramped apartment I moved to next that I tried to pawn them off on a neighbor; unfortunately, my scads of black metal, crust punk, doom, and country albums remained my own goddamn problem.
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Traditionally, the initial growth stages of a company of any shape or size, be it a sandwich shop or Silicon Valley startup, have been characterized by back-breaking hard work, skeleton teams working long hours for low pay and shoe-string budgets, as the company tried to establish itself, build contacts and develop a customer base.
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EditorsNote: Added home city in lede graf Mason Plumlee slammed down a pair of dunks and Will Barton nailed a back-breaking 3-pointer in an eight-point run in overtime as the short-handed Denver Nuggets outlasted the host Golden State Warriors for a come-from-behind, 113-131 victory Thursday night in San Francisco.
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"These are questions that determine whether or not they can go to work every day without getting lung cancer, whether they will be paid fairly so they will have enough money to put food on the table and send their kids to college, and whether after a lifetime of back-breaking work, they'll have a chance to retire with dignity," Warren said.
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