She wakes up each morning to toil away at her extremely successful farm-to-table restaurant.
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Rubin still had all of the opportunity in the world to toil away on new projects.
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If we're doomed to toil away until we die, we may as well pretend to like it.
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Local aid workers often toil away even if they have lost their homes or loved ones in disasters.
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In Atoms of Uncontrollable Silence, the new film from Zach Zombek, two scientists toil away in a small lab.
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Hundreds of thousands of Koreans were forced to toil away for Japan's war efforts, according to South Korean historians.
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While I enjoy the quiet life with my Nokia 3310, poor schmucks in the background toil away on their smartphones.
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Most startups toil away in stealth mode on new products and services with an Apple-esque fear of news leaks.
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For years, Alice Fields was a cardio queen, who would toil away on the treadmill in the hopes of slimming down.
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Ring-ring goes Kim's phone as she and Jimmy toil away, converting the dentist office into their new humble, professional abode.
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In the coming weeks, Kalanick's lawyers will toil away responding to the complaint and, as his representatives signaled Thursday, come out swinging.
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Meaning, you don't have to toil away wondering if you should go with the little black boots or the little black boots.
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After all, some musicians toil away in obscurity for their entire careers, and would rather have one huge hit than nothing at all.
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In between your regular video chats with coworkers, you'll need something to put on in the background while you toil away at home.
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Even countries located in the gloomiest parts of the Northern hemisphere—Sweden, Finland and Iceland—toil away in night-like conditions throughout winter.
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In his essay "The Myth of Sisyphus," Albert Camus uses the story to illustrate the absurdity of lives that toil away at meaningless jobs.
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While the greatest minds on the planet toil away fighting climate change and mitigating its worst effects, ordinary people will have more mundane concerns.
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It's exhausting living in our trickle-down system where the vast majority of us are meant to toil away for the top one percent.
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There were 270 of them, and they were the only young men in the country who were not sent to toil away at the construction sites.
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However, we can find comfort knowing our national security professionals will continue to toil away without regard to politics as they provide the best possible intelligence available.
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But what Portman did, he said, was toil away, methodically and precisely, with one question above all others in mind: What's the path to the most votes?
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AI isn't a discipline where lone scientists toil away in the lab at night, pumping electricity through processors, and cackling "It's aliiiive" over a glowing command line.
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How is it that Dinosaur Jr can reform and hit their stride while so many other bands of their generation toil away in the mire of cheap nostalgia?
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You've seen it before: Women will do all of the work and toil away at something, often while dealing with some form of criticism or backlash in the process.
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As one of the earth's wealthier nations, U.S. ice skaters can toil away on private rinks in Wisconsin, and U.S. volleyball players can get the best physical training around.
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Do that, and you can find an endless supply of bros who will toil away in the spider monkey room, under constant, tremendous psychological pressure, for $35,000 a year.
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Apple employees toil away in the Cupertino workshop all year to prepare for this day, when CEO Tim Cook takes the stage and gives the world a brand new iPhone.
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But once the excitement fades we tend to lose interest in things we don't truly care about, so they toil away half-completed, nagging at us and adding more stress.
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More often than not, they have two jobs, cannot afford to have all basic utilities, toil away for 60-plus hours a week, and sometimes still cannot even pay their rent.
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However, just because the highlight of the Super Bowl each year is the spread doesn't mean that we have to toil away in the kitchen for hours leading up to kickoff time.
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I wanted to create a path for smart young people to go out and build things, not toil away on corporate mergers that just shifted money from one millionaire's account to another.
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For Game of Thrones, we toil away trying to string together the slightest semblance of a theory to figure out what big moments we have to look forward to in the season.
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In acceding to the Democratic Party's priorities, leftists risk allowing the Russia issue to become the ideological focus of the Resistance, while left theoreticians toil away, formulating systemic critiques that go unnoticed.
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Ben & Jerry's has its own staff of "Flavor Gurus," for instance, who toil away testing outside-the-carton taste combinations like lemon poppyseed and hibiscus from their storied, Willy Wonka-style flavor lab.
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Their failure to respect the law, in letter as well as spirit, means that all too many workers continue to toil away in the absence of basic rights to which they are fully entitled.
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Hidden behind several security doors, artisans in green lab coats file, polish and set jewelry while nearby machines toil away at their own jobs, printing out wax models and spinning wire into springy tubes.
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With the stroke of a pen and a packet of opinions the justices can dismantle a major piece of legislation and dash the dreams of those who toil away across the street in the Capitol.
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I'd say it was closer to 75 percent granola—but miles from Silicon Valley, where former Apple employees toil away engineering the next best wave of vape pens, everyone can benefit from a little crustiness.
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The pace lulls in the afternoon, when out-of-work wanderers toil away on the squat rack, then lurches back to life in the evening, as the masses take out their frustrations on the bench press.
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The irritable team members who toil away in the corner and don't stop by the watercooler might not be the most popular employees, but they might still be the key to your company's long-term success.
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Far from a downtrodden consumer brand on its last legs, ARM is a low-key company happy to toil away behind the scenes and work on the future of the tech industry while growing in potential.
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"It's surprising to me how under the radar we've been," said Ms. Waters, 54, who at times can seem like a den mother for the many writers who toil away in the library's elegant reading and study rooms.
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According to Kayvon, playing time was a major factor: Serra's varsity team featured one of the best defensive ends in the country, leaving Kayvon to toil away on jayvee until a brief cameo at the end of the season.
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Unlike Victoria Beckham and unlike Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen of The Row, she did not humble herself before the experts and work diligently to gain their respect, giving up her other career to toil away in the atelier.
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While the squabbling continues in Washington our intelligence professionals toil away in repurposed World War II era buildings that are literally being held together with duct tape in some cases and our Allies are working out of repurposed shipping containers.
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Apple is known to toil away in secret for years on ideas that may never see the light of day, only to begin aggressively ramping up hiring and R&D as Apple has in the last year with its Project Titan electric car project.
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In order to achieve this goal, each day, a team of six to seven flavor scientists gathers to toil away in a pantry full of ingredients with the potential to produce the desired hues, extracting juice from a variety of fruits and vegetables to create colorful concentrates, Quartz reports.
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If Stardew Valley supposedly offers an escapist fantasy of living rent-free in a cottage, out in the country, in a property bequeathed to you by a passing relative, the last thing I'd want to do in that dream scenario is work hard and toil away in a field.
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This looks like something you'd buy after spending hours of your afternoon paying vague attention to the drone of a TV voiceover explain what's happening to a group of men who've been rounded up from all corners of the country to toil away the prime of their lives.
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Its lack of transparency is aided in large part by a Republican-controlled Congress that has ignored its commitment to hold quarterly oversight hearings; left to its own devices, the agency is free to toil away in the dark and withhold from the public explanations for any of its questionable decisions or ethical controversies.
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Reality had just caught up with my fantasies—the reality of an alienating universe, where the chief guardians of gastronomic excellence toil away inside prize-winning kitchens, 12 hours per day and six days per week, and with that, sacrifice their liver and their good manners in order to send out plates whose subtle flavors contrast sharply with the baseness of their condition.
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MORITZ GROSSE-WENTRUPProfessor of data science Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich The Kamprad test, which tasks robots with the seemingly impossible job of assembling an IKEA chair, appears designed to comfort us mere mortals that we will not be easily replaced by AI. Instead, it evokes a dystopian future where artificially intelligent computers serve as the world's thought leaders and problem-solvers while their human serfs toil away in physical tasks.
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I have a theory that there are two physical incarnations of Rihanna: one who has to toil away in the studio to create eight best-selling albums, attend the never-ending carousel of award shows, and answer questions from the likes of Ellen and Oprah, and the other who literally just lays in the sand at all times, like a sexy human turtle in a bikini, only occasionally taking breaks to get turnt in the ocean or top up her white wine spritzer.
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Kaya Yei still toil away in markets in Ghana today, often in poor conditions and with minimal income. Occasionally, Kaya are brought into private homes to perform domestic tasks, where they may earn slightly more. The Kaya are often transient, and often without basic sanitation. Basic hygiene & nutrition conditions are also poor.
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It is the 1950s. Ben Webber is a cocky but disillusioned young man who has spent the last few years of his life waiting for a neighborhood girl—in his eyes, the epitome of lost virtue and beauty—to reach the age of consent so that he can marry her. Ben comes frustrated with his life, though, and leaves his family home in New England to travel to New York in hopes of finding himself. Despite possessing a near-genius IQ, Ben feels no need to strive in academics, instead choosing to toil away in a number of dead-end, low-paying jobs, which he invariably quits or gets fired from after either telling off his boss or getting caught stealing.
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The return from them is very low for the amount of effort involved, but the farmers look after them and toil away to produce as large a return as possible, because we have to be extremely prudent economically. We also serve a prince, from whom we hope for protection; I do not provide that, so everyone thinks he can get away with anything and everything against me. In addition, for the prince's liegeman, this hope [of protection] is combined every day with danger and fear. For if I put just one foot out of the house, there is the risk that I will come across people with whom the prince has had disputes and feuds, and that they will attack me and take me away as a prisoner.
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