The fact that you have to toil over your Veggetti or other crafty kitchen tool in order to make them.
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We descend into the covert inner sanctum at Google X, where our nation's brightest geeks toil over secret projects within secret projects.
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Over 75 minutes, Mr. LaMarca's documentary watches three farmers toil over feeding, milking, bottling, chopping wood, picking vegetables and tending to goats giving birth.
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Every day at Boca Chica — a hot, humid, narrow, and sandy strip of clay at the southernmost tip of Texas — SpaceX workers toil over the rocket company's big project, called Starship.
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This blasé attitude comes at a cost: the real credit — the kind that results in awards and accolades and book deals — is rarely given to Australian chefs who toil over breakfast rather than dinner.
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But I've come to the conclusion that for me, there are always going to be perfect ideas that pop into your head naturally, almost too easy, and then there will be ones that you struggle and toil over.
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In particular, they looked at the restaurant industry—about half of minimum-wage workers toil over food—in the San Francisco Bay Area, which contains 15 of the 41 cities and counties that have changed their minimum wages since 2012.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Brains, sweat and toil over the past week brought British and EU civil servants to the brink of a Brexit deal at the weekend, but in the end the painful history and fraught future of a divided Ireland defeated them.
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Image: Gizmodo (Google)There are two distinct types of people on workplace communication platforms: the ones who painstakingly toil over every typed letter in a show of ultimate professionalism, and the ones who type with abandon—who slam keys haphazardly with their clumsy sausage fingers to get across whatever they're trying to communicate before moving on, punctuation and grammar be damned.
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Sanchez, however, claimed after the article was published that she had never mentioned Núñez to Politico."Hispanic Caucus Members Toil Over Insult", Townhall.com. February 1, 2007; retrieved February 7, 2006.
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Dorothy Morrison (born May 6, 1955) is an author and teacher in the fields of magic, Wicca and Neo-Paganism. She is a Third Degree Wiccan High PriestessVering, Sue. (October 31, 2004). "Kitchen karma ; Witches needn't toil over a caldron all day when today's appliances get the job done ever so much faster".
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"Hispanic Caucus Members Toil Over Insult", Washington Post. February 1, 2007; retrieved February 7, 2007 Baca denied the charge. Politico reported that Sanchez claimed California Assembly Speaker Fabian Núñez heard the comment from Baca and repeated it to Sanchez, yet Núñez claimed not to recall any such comment."Nunez: I Don't Recall Whore Comment" Los Angeles Times February 1, 2007; retrieved February 7, 2007.
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In 1904 Wigmore began publication of his most famous work, a treatise that would serve as an encyclopedic survey of the development of the law of evidence. This massive work, referred to as Wigmore on Evidence or just Wigmore (see § Select works for edition titles), was the product of "10 years of monastic toil." Over the course of the next forty years, the initial four-volume treatise would swell to ten volumes containing over 85,000 judicial citations. Contemporary reviews would declare the "sun of Evidence does pretty much 'rise and set in Wigmore'".
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