"I would work day and night if I have to."
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These men and women work day and night to protect the homeland from terrorists.
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We have such an incredible team who work day and night to protect gorgeous animals like Blossom.
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For two weeks at a time, he would work day and night, relieved only by five-hour breaks.
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They have a strong aversion for settling, and will work day and night once they've started something new.
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All of us will work day and night to end your distress, but we won't deliberately end your life.
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Many Uber drivers must work day and night, earning low wages, in order to earn enough to support their families.
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Thank you to everyone offering to help as we work day and night to keep our shelves full for customers.
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The men and women of the Department of Homeland Security perform heroic work day and night for a largely ungrateful nation.
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Russian intelligence agencies already employ thousands of staff who work day and night to create fake news articles and social media posts.
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More than eleven thousand registered lobbyists are deployed to work day and night to influence our government, largely on behalf of wealthy clients.
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I have watched Melissa Fitzgerald and Justice for Vets become an organization whom truly work day and night to leave no veteran behind.
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At the same time, she said, Price and the department continue to work "day and night" on challenges like the opioid epidemic and hurricanes.
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"Tank Divers," as the technicians of this shop are called, work day-and-night to ensure MacDill&aposs aircraft are always ready to fuel the fight.
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At the same time, she said, Price and the department continue to work "day and night" on challenges like the opioid epidemic and hurricanes. http://bit.
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The European Union stands ready to work "day and night" to find an agreement with the U.K. over Brexit, the President of the European Commission said Wednesday.
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Khamenei told Rouhani and his cabinet to work "day and night" to solve the mounting economic problems which include the collapse of the rial currency and surging unemployment.
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It's on every student, every postdoc, every one of us: Try to go fast and get the results, and work day and night if you want to get there.
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To the marketing team of Damascus Time: I've seen you do incredible work day and night over the past few months; but this demonstration was not worthy of Damascus Time.
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Failing in that, members of Congress will have the decency and integrity to forgo their own pay and be required to work day and night until the situation is resolved.
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He has ordered that pregnant girls be expelled from schools and recently called for prisoners to be kicked and made to work "day and night" if they are deemed to be lazy.
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I have friends who work in prison abolition who work day and night on the issue, and some of them — like Mariame Kaba, who somehow lives without sleep — also write brilliantly about it.
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European Union leaders like the Commission's president, Ursula von der Leyen, have pledged, as she did this month in London, to "work day and night" to forge a close future relationship with Britain.
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European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker in his State of the Union address on Wednesday said that the EU stands ready to work "day and night" to find an agreement with the U.K. over Brexit.
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However, for a group of eight young Bangladeshi girls between ages 11 and 14, the beach is the place where they were forced to work day and night selling goods in order to support their families.
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European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said in his last State of the Union speech Wednesday that the European Union stands ready to work "day and night" to find an agreement with the U.K. over Brexit.
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In a sleek office tower in the heart of Beijing's high-tech hub, 60 engineers and 1603 musicians work day and night to perfect a product they hope will one day compete with traditional instruments from makers like Steinway.
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"The very government that was supposed to ensure fair practices in the marketplace engaged in a scheme that defrauded hundreds of medallion owners, leaving many with no choice but to work day and night to pay off their overpriced medallions," she added.
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Russian Miner Coin (RMC), a company co-owned by Putin's internet ombudsman Dmitry Marinichev, is in the process of raising $100 million to fund the building of vast warehouses full of specialized computers that will work day and night with the sole purpose of mining bitcoins.
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"At the same time, the secretary and the department continues to work day and night to protect and enhance the health and well-being of the American people -- for example, providing assistance and medical care to Americans affected by the recent hurricanes and partnering with state and local community leaders to combat the opioid epidemic in America," Oakley said.
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For many women who worked there, Transition House was their first political love, to which they attached their most utopian hopes for the future, and, after all the devotion and the sacrifices and the impassioned arguments and the work day and night, it was hard to leave its founding principles behind, no matter how destructive they had become.
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And hearing from a young man in Houston who, while working full-time as a waiter, had to live in his car for six months because he didn't make enough money to pay rent; or the young woman in New Jersey who had to walk her daughter across a highway at 7 every morning to drop her off at the only day care center she could afford, just to make it to class by 8; or the countless young people who go to school, work day and night jobs to pay for it, all while caring for their children, starting to plan for long-term support of aging parents, and working tirelessly to build a better future for their families, I can say that millennials have got the perseverance component of grit covered.
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The death rate was so high the people had to work day and night to bury the dead.Viets (1935), p.362.
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Nearly 200 workers led by a sculpturist work day and night for three months to construct this large idol, towering nearly 58 feet in height. Starting in 2018. the Ganesh Utsava Committee agreed to switch from plaster of Paris to an eco-friendly clay idol.
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President Lukashenko ordered a thorough investigation into the explosion. "There should be results every day. Work day and night," Lukashenko told the Belarus security apparatus. He urged Belarusian security officials to get in touch with Russian security to aid in the investigation due to their experience with terrorist attacks in the Moscow Metro.
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European Ceramic Design 1500–1830, p. 180. A special display room was built to beguile the fashionable company. Wedgwood's in fact had become one of the most fashionable meeting places in London. His workers had to work day and night to satisfy the demand, and the crowds of visitors showed no sign of abating.
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Workmen are abused and exploited by the rich directors only for their own profit. To gain more profit, the companies have just decided to fire all men. They are replaced by women as their wages are much lower. Children need to work day and night, fall asleep and are flattened under the mechanical looms.
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Bijay volunteers to work day and night, to pay off the loan as long as they don't tear down his mother's tomb. The landlord agrees and the local station master helps them. Slowly Bijay and Rani grow up. One day, Shibani, Rani's best friend, comes to their house to invite Rani to their house as she is getting married.
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Indra volunteers to work day and night, to pay off the loan as long as they don't tear down his mother's tomb. The Zamindar agrees and the local station master helps them. Slowly Indra and Puja grow up. One day, Barsha, Puja's best friend, comes to their house to invite Puja to their house as she is getting married.
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Veera volunteers to work day and night, to pay off the loan as long as they don't tear down his mother's tomb. The Zamindar agrees and the local station master helps them. Slowly Veera and Siri grow up. One day, Lalitha, Siri's best friend, comes to their house to invite Siri to their house as she is getting married.
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Plot: :A wealthy widower has a beautiful young daughter; a girl of unparalleled kindness and sweet temper. The gentleman marries a proud and haughty woman as his second wife. She has two daughters, who are equally vain and selfish. The girl is forced into servitude by her stepmother, where she is made to work day and night doing menial chores.
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Mohammod Ali volunteers to work day and night, to pay off the loan as long as they don't tear down his mother's tomb. The Zamindar agrees and the local station master helps them. Slowly Mohammod Ali and Aasha grow up. One day, Purnima, Aasha's best friend, comes to their house to invite Aasha to their house as she is getting married.
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According to the service organization and service field, it is divided into day work, day and night work, and camp work. Day work is performed from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm on weekdays. Night duty is performed according to the duty schedule previously negotiated by the service director. Absent four weeks of basic military training, workers are authorized to perform civil service instead.
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Raghuveer volunteers to work day and night to pay off the loan as long as they do not tear down his mother's tomb. The Zamindar agrees, and the local station master (Vinod Khanna) helps them. Slowly, Raghuveer and Sona grow up. One day, Riya (Anchal Singh), Sona's best friend, comes to their house to invite Sona to their house as she is getting married.
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Sivaramakrishna volunteers to work day and night to pay off the loan, as long as they don't tear down his mother's tomb. Narasimha agrees, and the local station master (Paruchuri Venkateswara Rao) helps them. Slowly, Sivaramakrishna and Siri grow up. One day, Lalitha (Veda Sastry), Siri's best friend and Santosh's cousin, comes to their house to invite Siri to their house as she is getting married.
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Workers, soaked in black smoke and struck by wind, continuously take turns to mine. Their skin, due to long- term exposure to ore and sand, is pocked with red spots and black dust particles. Shifting from natural mining to industrial smelting, the camera moves to where the pollution is even more severe. But workers continue to endure the extreme working conditions and work day and night.
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Ferns, mushrooms and other plants which require tree cover and a lot of humus started appearing after just a few years in the forest. At first only a few species were found flourishing but more species are now appearing, some on branches, trunks of dead wood and on the rock cliff faces. Leaf shedding ants are useful in cutting leaves into small pieces. The ants work day and night.
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It is because of the inflation in China and also their wills of providing a better living environment to their family and child. Apart from the financial pressure, "Child's slaves" sacrifice their own life for the child. Some of them give up personal career and shorten their leisure time to take care of the child, or some of them work day and night to earn money for their child.
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Following the World Cup, a Desso GrassMaster system was installed, due to the high workload of hostiing both football and rugby matches. The field was designed to be able to accommodate both football and rugby. The pitch is maintained by a group of 5 people, who work day and night to ensure the quality of the playing surface. A 'pitch grow' lighting system is used to ensure that all grass on the pitch grows properly.
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For a while, Hanna and Lars are very happy with each other, but when 'Beyenbach AllMedia' is in serious trouble, he needs to work day and night. Hanna and he don't find much time for each other and estrange more and more. Then Hanna meets the attractive Carla von Lahnstein (Claudia Hiersche) and they become friends. But Carla is a lesbian and begins to fall in love with Hanna, which is why she ends her friendship with Carla.
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Cabbar Aga intends to marry Nazar as soon as possible and wants to force the hand of Sureyya Hanim, so he has his men work day and night and closes down the main river that leads to Kinali Kar from the upper village. Kinali Kar experiences drought-like conditions with no running water. Cabbar Aga states that if Nazar were to come to him, he will open up the river for Kinali Kar. This plan of Cabbar Aga's was absurd and cruel.
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It is believed that the sculptor who was building the temple got so much engrossed in his work that he didn’t care about his clothes. He became naked while continuing to work day and night to complete the temple. His wife used to bring food for him, but one day his sister came. Seeing this they both got ashamed and to hide himself he jumped in the Kund(holy pond inside the temple complex) near to the temple from the rooftop.
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A reference to Leporello's aria in the beginning of Mozart's Don Giovanni. The music is rather crudely humorous in style. Because Leporello is complaining that he has to "Work day and night", it is sometimes said that here Beethoven is grumbling about the labour he poured into these variations. It has been suggested, too, that Beethoven is trying to tell us that Diabelli's theme was stolen from Mozart. Brendel's title for this variation is ‘Notte e giorno faticar’ (to Diabelli).
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For example, in India, the average pay rate per day was $0.55 American dollars as recorded in 2006. Though some workers may be able to survive minimally from their compensation, uncontrollable life events such as an illness require loans. Families, including children, work day and night to prepare the rice for export by boiling it, drying it in the sun, and sifting through it for purification. Furthermore, families who live on rice mill production sites are often excluded from access to hospitals and schools.
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Padma does finish her education with honors, and goes off to the city to attend college, there she meets with rich and wealthy Prasad (Jateen) and both fall in love. Back home, Ratan has to work day and night to order to meet with Padma's educational expenses. Prasad introduces Padma to his mom (Sulochana), who approves of her immediately. When the family attempts to finalize a marriage date, they find out about Ratan's profession, which they frown upon, but are shocked to know that her father is in prison for murder.
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They kill Yang Bailao, and take away Xi'er by force as his concubine. Dachun and other villagers come on the scene, and Dachun wants to go to the landlord's residence to fight for justice but is stopped by Zhao Dashu (Uncle Zhao) who, instead, instruct Dachun and other young people to join the Eighth Route Army. At the home of the landlord, Xi'er is forced to work day and night as a slave and is exhausted. Zhang Ershen (literally Second Aunt Zhang), an elderly maid of the landlord, is very sympathetic of Xi'er.
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Mervyn Jones identified Lansman as part of a group on the left that were "quite prepared to see a right-wing breakaway as the necessary cost of swinging the party in what they saw as the desired direction". Alongside Vladimir Derer and Victor Schonfield, Lansman was described as "unreservedly dedicated", with "no political ambitions of [his] own" and "in a position to work day and night for the cause without pay". Lansman later organised Benn's campaign in the 1988 Labour leadership election, unsuccessfully challenging incumbent Neil Kinnock. From 2010, Lansman worked as a researcher for Michael Meacher.
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His most recent started at the IIHF congress in May 2008 when he was unopposed in his re-election attempt. As IIHF president, Fasel has tried to forge a stronger relationship between the IIHF and the National Hockey League (NHL), the major professional ice hockey league of North America. In March 1995, he helped negotiate an agreement so that NHL players could compete at the 1998 Winter Olympics in Nagano, Japan. He has also vowed to "work day and night" to help negotiate an agreement that will see NHL players participate in the 2014 Winter Olympics.
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Pakistan ran under the remnant of Martial Law LFO (Legal Framework Order) without any proper constitution. It was obligatory on the Legislature to frame a new constitution for a country, so it appointed a 25-member Constitutional committee composed of all the political parties represented in the parliament according to their strength on 17 April 1972, to prepare a draft of the permanent Constitution of Pakistan. Khan Amirzadah Khan and Mir Ghous Bux Bizenjo were representing National Awami Party. This Constitutional Committee headed Abdul Hafiz Pirzada of Pakistan Peoples Party work day and night for many months and framed a draft constitution which was presented in the parliament and adopted as the well-known 1973 constitution.
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By this time, the Chetnik movement had determined not to fight the Germans, and had commenced collaborating with the Nedić regime soon after they attacked the Partisans at Užice. By the time Mihailović reached Montenegro, an increasing proportion of Chetnik detachments throughout Yugoslavia were also collaborating with the Italians in Montenegro and the areas of the NDH they occupied. In a directive letter dated 30 July 1942, Ostojić urged all Chetnik commanders to "develop the strongest possible oral and written propaganda". He stated that, "the people must be persuaded that the Chetniks are their only friends and that it is from them that they can expect freedom and a happy life" and instructed the Chetniks to "work day and night and maintain the spirit of the people".
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Tu People believe that in the old days there were a couple that would sing beautiful songs about flowers. The powerful officials imprisoned the man in the couple and ordered him to sing until his voice broke. The woman cried for her lover and her tears became a magic spring, they used it to cure the man's eye. The magic spring helped a lot of people and they gathered to sing songs and show their appreciation about the spring each 6 June. Miao People believed that there once was a brutal emperor who puts a heavy tax on people and forced people to work day and night for him, a young man named “Fu Lou Mei” decided to kill the emperor for his family and friends.
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In 272, Bu Chan, the military commander stationed at Xiling (西陵; around present-day Yichang, Hubei), started a rebellion against Wu and wanted to defect to the Jin dynasty. When Lu Kang received news of the revolt, he immediately ordered his subordinates Zuo Yi (), Wu Yan, Cai Gong () and others to lead separate forces and head towards Xiling via shortcuts. He instructed his men to construct defensive structures all the way from Chixi () to Gushi () to form an encirclement around Bu Chan's position, while at the same time defending the area from attacks by Jin forces. He ordered them to work day and night to complete the construction works as if the enemy had already arrived, and his soldiers were all tired and worn out.
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After arrival at Bristol Bay, the bulk of the 63-man crew would go ashore along with the other employees to work "day and night" to finish the seasons canning, leaving only a skeleton crew behind to tend the ship. Returning to Seattle on 20 August, Otsego demonstrated her advantages by making an additional two trips to Bristol Bay the same season, an occurrence "unheard of in the trade at the time". In her second season for the company, Otsego towed the old sailing ship Oriental both ways on the latters final voyages. Libbys satisfaction with the performance of Otsego can be gauged by the fact that in 1926, the company purchased Otsegos sister ship and former Atlas Line stablemate Prinz Sigismund, by now going under the name .
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In 2012, the alms events became more prominent when then Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra joined an event in person, as well as comedian Udom Taepanich. In 2011, in Thailand's worst flooding for more than half-a-century, a great deal of Bangkok and its outskirts were inundated, including Patumthani, the area where Wat Phra Dhammakaya is located. Working together with the government, the temple deployed monastic and lay volunteers to bring a halt to the floods in the area, who had to work day and night to build walls using sandbags and pump out the water. At the same time, the temple offered shelter to evacuated workers from local factories, food, drinking water, transport and sandbags to local villagers, other affected temples and temples that also offered shelter.
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NHL management was hesitant to commit to the tournament; Bettman argued the Olympic break is a "strain on the players, on the schedule and on fans", adding that "the benefits we get tend to be greater when the Olympics are in North America than when they're in distant time zones." According to Bettman, most of the NHL team owners agree with his position, and feel that the league does not receive enough benefits to justify the schedule break and risk of player injuries. René Fasel wants NHL participation and vowed that he would "work day and night to have NHL players in Sochi". At an October 2008 press conference, then-NHLPA executive director Paul Kelly stated that the players want to return to the Olympics and would try to include the ability in the next agreement.
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Paule Marshall's Brown Girl, Brownstones (1959), certainly fits the pattern, with its tense mother- daughter duo, Silla and Selina. Silla is the archetypal strong Barbadian woman who will scrub floors, work day and night, and save every penny to own someday a piece of America, a brownstone house, even if it means crushing her husband's island-returning dreams in the process. Selena, her articulate, precocious daughter, seeks her own individual identity, with or without the approval of the community. (It is worth noting how many immigrant novels fit this Bildungsroman pattern of tracing the moral, psychological, and intellectual development of a youthful main character: The émigré group's inexperience in the new country and the young protagonist's viewpoint seem to dovetail nicely.) Marshall's vivid, earthy prose thrillingly depicts the speech and singular folkways of the Barbadian colony, both its strivers and the idlers, as it re-roots itself in a Brooklyn ghetto.
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