Modern women did not spend time toiling over the stovetop or the sink.
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The Chinese mother apologizes by toiling over a meal, rather than speaking an actual apology.
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E3 is well underway, and Ubisoft is gearing up to share what they've been toiling over all year.
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I'd spent hours wrestling with my genius, working to sunset, toiling over how I should use this incredible editorial freedom.
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There currently are not any consumer VR systems with that technology available, though it's something Oculus has been toiling over in recent years.
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Developers realize that much of the functionality they need to build into an app is redundant to what many other companies are toiling over.
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When I first asked to talk, though, Zaring turned me down, citing the marathon-like development process they'd been toiling over since the first episodes.
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He spends his time toiling over homework, running his school's Gay Straight Alliance and Model United Nations team, and traveling with his friends and family.
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Mr. Swet has been toiling over the cocktail list for the past six months, and the bar has been under construction for over a year.
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This is the phenomenon that Jeff Steinhauer reported in August in Nature Physics, after toiling over his experiment since 2009—"exclusively, all day every day," he said.
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When not toiling over his novel's plot (which hinges, inevitably, on the destruction of Earth), Leopold muses on the creation of life with his newly pregnant wife.
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I was in middle school when they bought it, too young to question their motivation for spending weekends toiling over a house in the middle of nowhere.
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For others, it's toiling over what to gift our significant other when the relationship is still new (what says "I love you" without actually saying "I love you"?).
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Since June, India and China have been openly toiling over the Doklam plateau, an oft-disputed and strategically important location where the borders of China, India and Bhutan meet.
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Gill spent their final year in undergrad toiling over two full fur suits that were then displayed in the student art gallery for their peers and family members to see.
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As someone who has a colorful history of loving (yet also toiling over, hard boiled eggs), Barrymore's hack and apparently ideal cooked-yolk results were like an enchanting kitchen siren song.
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There's no Sophia Burset toiling over other inmates' hair at the salon, and there certainly isn't a Lorna Morello making eyeshadow from instant coffee like you see on Orange Is The New Black.
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With Republican toiling over health care reform and their tax bill, Congress let the Children's Health Insurance Program, which covers 9 million kids, expire without a deal to extend the program last September.
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If the word "manufacturing" conjures up images of an outdated factory, or unskilled workers toiling over mundane tasks to create identical widgets, I have a message: 6900 called, and it wants its cliché back.
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A dozen amateur bakers offer pleasant backstories (and do their best to maintain stiff upper lips) while toiling over mixers and ovens in a tent at the "Downton Abbey"-esque Welford Park in Berkshire.
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Just 5003 months ago, the French fashion designer Marine Serre was toiling over garment patterns on her bed in the 160-square-foot apartment that she shared with her boyfriend in Paris's 18th Arrondissement.
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Conventional wisdom holds that such places are populated by drug addicts and the mentally ill, and elements of that camp supported this, from piles of garbage to apparent meth heads toiling over piles of disassembled bicycles.
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While everyone is sweating it out in the kitchen, toiling over a made-from-scratch pot pie and a batch of perfect peppermint cookies, you can be straight up chilling on the Barcalounger with Fluffy (the elderly family feline).
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A new season of this cultish BBC series begins as a dozen amateur bakers do their best to maintain stiff upper lips while toiling over mixers and ovens in a tent at the "Downton Abbey"-esque Welford Park in Berkshire.
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Ever since Sony first commercialized the lithium-ion battery in 1991, scientists have been toiling over how to make these devices cheaper, safer and more efficient, and Advano is far from the first company to explore using silicon instead of graphite.
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THE QUEST FOR PERFECTION lends itself to parody: the film director demanding the 40th take; the novelist toiling over a masterpiece for a decade in a darkened room; the artist slashing the canvas in despair over an errant brush stroke.
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Back in Gallery 759, on my recent visit, the guard made a crack about Palmer toiling over the statue for years, including a statement of purpose, only for the artist's best intentions to later be shattered as easily as, well, an iPhone screen.
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Buildings that were once filled with upward of 210,2000 workers toiling over mechanical looms and other machinery are now home to at least 2500 tech company offices, including Texas Instruments and Autodesk, along with professional offices, college classrooms and a smattering of restaurants.
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Two of the three musicians would compose in the studio—sorting through de Jong's vast library of thrifted records, cassettes, and VHS tapes, or recording lines on guitar, banjo, or fiddle—while a third would work away in the kitchen, toiling over pots of collard greens and black eyed peas, using the hallowed vegetarian tome The Moosewood Cookbook as a bible.
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' 'Creation is execution, not inspiration.' 'Ideas are like deeds; they are abundant, and most of them never grow into anything.' Still, I found it reassuring to know that Mozart struggled with his compositions, toiling over them for weeks. Einstein worked for years on his most famous theory.
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In K. J. Holyoak & R. G. Morrison (Eds.), Cambridge handbook of thinking and reasoning (Ch. 14, pp. 321-349). New York, NY: Cambridge University Press. These moments of insight can take a long while to manifest or not so long at other times, but the way that the solution is arrived at after toiling over these barriers stays the same.
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Dix wrote columns and other material that brought attention to women, and she also appeared at suffrage events. In a column called "The Ordinary Woman," she urged readers to regard domestic work highly. “Women who are toiling over cooking-stoves, slaving at sewing-machines, pinching and economizing to educate and cultivate their children…. the Ordinary Woman is the real heroine of life,” she wrote.
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Evidence for the mind having modules for superior function is the example that hours may be spent toiling over a car engine in an attempt to flexibly formulate a solution, but, in contrast, extremely long and complex sentences can be comprehended, understood, related and responded to in seconds. The specific inquiry into subvocalization may be minimal right now but there remains much to investigate in regard to the modular mind.
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Fitzgerald wrote these stories circa 1928, when he was bucking the pressure to write a sequel to The Great Gatsby.Fitzgerald Studies in the 1970s. S Perosa - Twentieth Century Literature, 1980 - JSTOR Toiling over Tender is the Night, he wrote these stories while reflecting on his youth in the Midwest. The Saturday Evening Post published the bulk of both the Basil and Josephine stories providing Fitzgerald with an ample regular paycheck.
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I knew I liked certain aspects of the song, and those were basically > the aspects of the song that made it to the final version. For the two years > before we recorded it, I had been kind of toiling over this. It was kind of > the bane of my writing existence. It scared me, because I knew I liked parts > of it but was really unhappy with other parts.
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', broadcast on 19 June 1942, which featured two opposing sets of speakers representing, roughly, suburbia and 'the streets'. Common remarked: ‘I like a good argument’. The family changed residence several times, ending up in a council house at 32 Warren Hamlet, Storrington, Sussex, with Common trying to make ends meet by working at a mushroom nursery, while toiling over scripts and reviews at night, and writing for himself in between. He was acutely oppressed by financial insecurity—and the lack of beer and tobacco.
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At the barrage began to move forward towards the green intermediate line and as the troops moved beyond it, the garrison of Pick House offered resistance. Rifle-grenades were fired along with a captured machine-gun from the flank and the troops inside surrendered. (The British Vickers gun crews had fallen behind, toiling over the crater- fields with the guns, tripods and ammunition boxes.) The 10th Battalion Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers (RIF) to the north was held up by a machine-gun but a tank nearby was directed towards it and knocked out the gun. The left flank of the Inniskillings was pinned down by German infantry lined along a ditch until a platoon of the 9th Battalion outflanked the position, killed three of the Germans and took the rest prisoner.
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