What do you call a worker who toils for no pay?
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But where a shift of 75 workers usually toils, all is still.
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In a chilly warehouse just outside of Boston, the brute toils away.
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Hugh toils away clearing black mold from the basement; the black mold returns.
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A society in which humanity is free from the toils of physical labor.
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OIL TOILS Much is unknown about the coronavirus, including its lethality and transmission routes.
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Diane toils in silence, Janey seeks out and stands up, Lorraine is hunted down.
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Cave visibly toils, stopping and starting these secular prayers, unable to find his footing.
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Not to mention the innocuous daily toils of using products that were designed for men.
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A member of the lowest caste, Mimi, toils away recycling computer components for her masters.
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Huge teeth descend from a slanted roof as a distressed native toils at the earth.
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The toils of racism in American society lend drama to anything that touches on them.
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You think the lioness doesn't hate the lion she toils all day for on the savannah?
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Once there, the book picks up as Hatch toils in a constraining yellow hazardous materials suit.
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Like many others in his situation, while he toils for his family, Ahmad is paying a steep price.
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He isn't the type of artist that toils over a singular idea, doubting himself until the idea is undone.
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But deep inside the mountain, a crew of humans toils in one of the nation's most secure military installations.
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While Clinton reportedly toils over heavy briefing books, Trump is taking leisurely lunches at his New Jersey golf course.
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With other girls — all of them stolen or duped — she toils in the fields, but then the soldiers arrive.
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But aging, the toils of life and the brutality of the game have attached a cost to their glory.
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Shellie toils at two jobs — cutting hair and doing janitorial work — while Kevin does little more than sell Fred's pills.
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Beatriz, who toils as a seamstress at a garment factory, thinks Ana is supposed to help alleviate the financial stress.
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Any changes to the law will be symbolic, not least because the average posted worker toils for well under a year.
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Everyone else toils away somewhere in baseball's enormous farm-team archipelago: two hundred and forty teams, more than seven thousand players.
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Gradually, we see how much this effort has cost him, in happiness and worldly fortune, as he toils to resolve them.
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She toils as a cleaner at the hospital and entertains herself reading Debbie Macomber novels and watching Rachael Ray on television.
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He showed Noah's toils, like pulling a donkey onto the ark and trying to snatch two bees out of a swarm.
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Alex: Sometimes I think war movies become history porn and don't focus enough on the actual toils of the service member.
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He toils on the site most days for at least a few hours, his earbuds piping a stream of Sufi chants.
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All pet owners know about the toils of shedding (except for you fur-less pet parents out there; yes, we're jealous).
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Anabele Garcia, an undocumented immigrant from Mexico, toils in the vineyards of Sonoma County in California, earning about $15 an hour.
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The hapless father who is powerless to protect her is John, who toils away on the farm to escape his wife's harping.
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It is here that Groff's Seymour toils thanklessly as the klutzy assistant of its owner, Mushnik (an agreeably unsympathetic Tom Alan Robbins).
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For her part, Sutton, 46, toils through long workdays, trying to patch wounds that she said, on the whole, have gotten worse.
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It toils until its death for the sake of the community, and it communicates with the rest of the colony through dancing.
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This Wider Image photo essay visits the lonely operation of Zygmunt Furdygiel as he toils away with only a few cats for company.
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He provides no useful tutelage or insight for Paul, who toils away in the dark, making business decisions that Getty overturns every time.
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But it also offered an illuminating look into a quirky subculture that toils in relative obscurity, far from the confines of grandma's living room.
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But upstairs, in a windowless corner of the hotel's administrative offices, Deidre Dinnigan toils in a cramped room not much larger than a closet.
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Now 52, Rivera still toils at his craft in a small workshop in the eastern outskirts of Mexico City, proudly preserving a vanishing skill.
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That hasn't sat well with employees, who don't want to see their leaders enrich themselves while the rank-and-file toils at their feet.
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But if anyone was under the delusion that Zuckerberg toils away every night keeping his Facebook fresh, Bloomberg Businessweek is here to crush those dreams.
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Sam Aaron, a software designer, was working at the University of Cambridge and wanted to combine the toils of programming with the joy of music.
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Veidt toils away in total obscurity while humanity continues to pursue the dangerous course of relying on nuclear power and using it to build bombs.
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Meditating, knitting, listening to music, reading, exercising, watching TV — humans have invented all kinds of ways to relax, to unspool the toils of their day.
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Image: GizmodoSomewhere in the heart of Facebook HQ, a shadowy team toils behind the closed doors of what would appear to be an average conference room.
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In Arábia, migrant worker Cristiano (Aristedes de Sousa) is constantly on the move, toils without pay, and is sent packing when he demands his fair share.
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"It was on a dreary night of November, that I beheld the accomplishment of my toils," Victor Frankenstein, a university student, says, pouring out his tale.
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Human life, he reasons, is equally valuable, no matter where its bearer breathes and toils, and the United States should therefore set the NCV at zero.
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Radamel Falcao's toils with injury dominated the buildup to 2014, and despite a frantic attempt to recover from an A.C.L. tear he eventually missed the tournament.
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Radamel Falcao's toils with injury dominated the buildup to 2014, and despite a frantic attempt to recover from an A.C.L. tear, he eventually missed the tournament.
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Meanwhile, Kaepernick toils away in obscurity waiting for a team to call, training for hours a day largely out of the public eye to avoid media spectacle.
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In "Wedding Toasts I'll Never Give," Ada Calhoun takes a much more lighthearted approach to the toils and snares of marriage in the hazy light of midlife.
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A 33-year-old Kevin Martin, the end of a distinguished playing career rushing up as he toils away on a shitty team, is giving it his all.
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OIL TOILS Trump also alarmed currency markets by tweeting that the euro and other currencies were "devalued" against the dollar, putting the United States at a "big disadvantage".
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Three hours before Venezuela's El Nacional newspaper goes to print, a bare-bones staff of 20 journalists toils in its vast newsroom, surrounded by empty desks.
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The species that once enslaved others now toils to pay for the care of its pets, which lounge on the sofa waiting to be taken to the grooming salon.
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Alone but resourceful, she toils silently to stay alive, digging slugs from rotting tree bark and listening to a recorded emergency message that bleats from a hand-crank radio.
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While Microsoft toils away on those features, it's also preparing for the release of Harman Kardon's Cortana-powered Invoke speaker, which will be the first speaker to include the assistant.
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But it was through acts of resistance, especially militant strikes, that this common bond became a source of leverage, a force that could change the conditions under which one toils.
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As with many visual artists, Linn toils to the point of exhaustion and beyond coherent thought so that her body becomes the vehicle for her unconscious to manifest itself physically.
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Derived from existential philosophy and Albert Camus' take on the toils of Sisyphus, the Theatre of the Absurd was an attempt by artists to attack comforting political and religious orthodoxies.
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Never mind that the publications where Miller toils trumpet both men's achievements and good looks, but women's good looks only — and only if the women are half naked and young.
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On May 2000, revenue officials rescued a family of three, including a child tasked with clearing weeds from the fields, on a mango farm not far from where Ali toils.
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Darvish and Fernandez both suffered elbow injuries that sidelined them for more than a year apiece; Price was traded by the Rays last year, and now toils for the Red Sox.
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That excludes everyone who toils for a federal contractor, particularly the low-wage workers who clean, secure, and staff federal buildings—around 2,000 of them, according to the Service Employees International Union.
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The final sequence — the Paradise section — observes a trash picker in a "ghost city," an uninhabited municipality built during a boom, and an almost comically pointless result of the toils we've witnessed.
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The Haggler As a representative of irate consumers across the country, the Haggler often toils on behalf of people who want nothing more than to find executives and scream in their faces.
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After the 21 Kosovo war redrew the city's ethnic map, FK Trepca now toils away in the lower tiers of the Serbian league, ousted from what it sees as its ancestral stadium.
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But that empowerment seems to buckle under the toils of her life like dealing with Renata treating Ziggy as guilty even if the principal and his teacher, Ms. Barnes (Virginia Kull) don't agree.
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The film toils to give Durán's infamous walk-off from his still-in-progress 1980 title rematch with Sugar Ray Leonard (played here by a charming, bouncy Usher) multiple beams of psychological buttressing.
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Basically, scientists trade in their hard work, their results for their toils in the lab, for free, to a private industry that makes tons of money off their work, in return for prestige.
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Editorial Florida voters who heartily approved important amendments to the state Constitution can only wonder how the will of the people is being strangled by the obstructionist toils of the Republican-led Legislature.
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It occurs both in plain sight and behind closed doors, in the inner sanctums that are supposed to be a person's safe place from the terrors and toils of the rest of the world.
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Depicting the intertwined relationship between two families in Seoul, Bong turns the physical landscape and the architecture of place into an allegory of economics: Who lives on top and who toils at the bottom?
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A woman named Abi is a servant to a powerful family and discovers a secret that can upend the power in society, all while her brother toils away in a factory town, building a revolution.
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One in 100 American workers toils either directly for Boeing, whose workforce numbers 137,000 in its home country, or one of its 13,600 domestic suppliers, which employ a further 1.3m people in mostly well-paid jobs.
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The spot draws hundreds of thousands in annual pilgrimages and has been venerated by pontiffs including Pope John Paul II. Posters of the altered icon appeared on walls, garbage bins, and mobile toils around the city.
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Hello again, Gale Boetticher (the winning and omnipresent David Costabile), whose reacquaintance we make as he happily toils in what appears to be a college chemistry lab, while singing that Tom Lehrer tune about the elements.
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Meanwhile, poor Mason, once clothed in so much Dukely glory, toils out the end of his contract in the mile high city, inspiring no one and only generating news when he gets rocked in the nuts.
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The 55-minute breezy thriller stars Glover as Deni Maroon, a musician who toils as a dock worker for resident bad guy Red Cargo (portrayed by "Game of Thrones" actor Nonso Anozie) on the lush Guava Island.
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For Towns, who comes from a Southern African-American family, there's a personal specificity to the narrative of the black woman who toils for the benefit of white people and is met with little more than contempt.
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As meta-commentary and tribute to the toils of genius, A Bigger Splash may leave a greater impact now than it did nearly 50 years ago — as should be the case for any triumphant work of art.
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The best way Trump can help Africa is by ending the insidious culture of competitive panhandling on the continent and ensuring that American national security and tax dollars are not entangled with the toils of African dictatorships.
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If Annie and Mae are the same age and grew up together, then how can Annie already hold an inner-sanctum job at a prestigious tech haven, while Mae toils in an administrative role at a water company?
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"Passion toils and tumbles through it like the wrestlers in a gas-house free-for-all, and torments of carnal hunger are boldly and rawly exposed," the New York Times critic Bosley Crowther wrote in his enthusiastic review.
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Many voters were pleasantly surprised to see a personable, grandfatherly figure, a man who toils on his garden allotment, makes his own jam, rides a bicycle and was a multiple winner of Parliament's beard of the year competition.
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The toils of both trades, even in an environment where there is still appetite for risk and yield, show investors are being more discriminate - shying away from companies in particular that might struggle to weather an economic downturn.
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" In the most verbose and flowery challenge yet, Joseph Paddon called out the "two impregnable fortresses" of James and Elizabeth Stokes to take on him and his student whom he "trained from her Cradle to the Toils of War.
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As an official exhibit release describes, the group show highlights the daily activities many walks of life: the toils of cargo ship workers and fishermen, and the leisurely lifestyles of surfers and boaters, are all given the same light.
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He toils at a standing desk, listening to classic rock as he pores over budget documents, plots out the administration's agenda for overhauling the tax code and health care system and plans for a fight over the debt ceiling.
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PARIS/WARSAW (Reuters) - While Britain toils over its messy divorce with the European Union, France's president Emmanuel Macron is embarking on a drive to deepen the economic integration of a bloc he says needs to be more protective of its citizens.
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A new brief from a group of prominent economists, including three winners of the Nobel Prize, argues that the problem of free riders—workers benefiting from the toils of union representatives without paying dues—belies the crux of the challengers' case.
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It transparently featured the microaggressions that come along with being the "only one" in a classroom, the alienation of being a black student in a predominantly white university, the toils of black activism, and the push-and-pull of straddling multiple worlds at once.
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In "Happy as Lazzaro," Alice Rohrwacher travels back into a not-so-distant Italy where an extended family of farmers — like something out of Bruegel's "The Harvesters," save for the Walkman — toils in the tobacco fields of an absentee noblewoman known as the Cigarette Queen.
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What keeps Mexican wages down is not Nafta but Mexico's vast informal economy outside the boundaries of laws and regulations, where half of the labor force toils in low-productivity jobs in small-scale manufacturing for the domestic market, low-skill services and the like.
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Driver and founder sat inches apart, alienated from each other by the system over which one presides and within which the other toils: the founder explaining to the driver how the platform works and must work; the driver appealing to this person for better pay.
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David Gelb's charming 2011 documentary follows the lives of Jiro Ono, the 90-year-old sushi master widely considered to be the greatest sushi chef alive, and his son — who, at the age of 50, still patiently toils for his father in his father's Michelin-starred restaurant.
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Armed with a studied musical knowledge and a healthy following on Tumblr, they will argue until their vocal chords can speak no more about why Lizzy Grant is the greatest thing to happen to music, the depressing toils of unrequited love and probably also international space travel.
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Of course, pretty much everyone in Richard Bean and Clive Coleman's frantically farcical "Young Marx," directed by Nicholas Hytner (the former head of the National Theater and the founder, with Nick Starr, of the Bridge), toils in the shadow of the supersized ego of its title character.
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While all of these works are autobiographical, Commute is more universal in its tone and scope, as it weaves together addiction and risky sexual behavior to reflect on what it means to be a woman in today's society, almost irrespective of the personal toils of the writer.
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Aides described Mr. Trump's mind-set over the past week as veering from aggrieved to defiant, and one warm-up speaker on Saturday noted that Mr. Trump had publicly referred to how much he sacrificed to leave his luxurious private life for the toils of high-pressure public office.
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Waitress is a homespun tale about a young woman who toils away at her local country diner while crafting delicious pies of every variety, the names of which are cheeky reflections of plot points — for instance, Jenna makes "betrayed by my own eggs" pie after she finds out she's pregnant.
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Somewhere between a joke-free version of "Horrible Bosses" and a horror story lies "The Assistant," an icky yet highly watchable workplace drama centering on a young woman who toils in the New York office of the chairman of a Miramax-like film production company that is haunted by an unseen presence.
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He discovers powerful American magic, terrifying threats and some friends: Jacob Kowalski (Dan Fogler), a working stiff who toils in a factory but yearns to be a baker; Porpentina Goldstein (Katherine Waterston), an astute officer of the Magical Congress of the United States of America, ; and Porpentina's flirty, often underestimated sister, Queenie (Alison Sudol).
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Patients paid the price (Wall Street Journal) As FDA toils over how to regulate CBD, frustration builds on all sides (Stat News) Ex-FDA chief: White House got 'spooked by the politics and pushback' on banning flavored vapes (CNBC) State by state In Missouri, people who can't speak and see wait in line for help (St.
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Meanwhile, Joy toils, and the camera focuses in on her hands as she carries her children, fixes her mother's plumbing, and wrings out a sopping mop, getting shards of broken glass in her palms in the process (a visual shattering of the possibility that Joy will be offered a pair of glass slippers, whether from a love interest or a venture capitalist).
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Now, some dozen years later, I have followed it back as The New York Times's bureau chief in a critical time for Italy, as surging populists threaten to eviscerate the European Union from within the Continent's soft underbelly; a new great migration struggles toward Sicilian shores; and a historic pope toils against a mortal clock and entrenched bureaucracy to change the universal Roman Catholic Church.
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Her finest works of the late thirties were two Kafka-like stories that seem to reflect her emotional state: "The Sea & Its Shore," in which a man toils to keep a public beach free of ever-accumulating papers, working every night, by lantern light, and trying to make sense of the scraps he finds; and "In Prison," a condition that the narrator anticipates with relief.
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