In the early 1980s, Wallinger and her husband decided to move to the country for the things that only the country can provide, like ceaseless physical labor and strife with rampant plants.

And each of those days was filled with ceaseless labor as water was hauled in buckets to the top of the drawbridge gate and poured over the great wooden planks.

I am nearing it," asserted Boswick, with a slight shrug of his narrow shoulders, "and my life has been one of ceaseless labor.

It was an achievement of almost superhuman proportion, ten months of ceaseless gruelling labour by two thousand native labourers.

People passing could peer below to see two busy laundrymen at ceaseless labor over their ironing boards.

As rice became a commodity in high international demand, even the structures of the task system could not protect Carolina slaves from almost ceaseless labor.

This week, Jenni Murray's ceaseless labours have attempted to nail the fat-headed men who haven't taken proper responsibility for the PIP implant scandal.

The sight and sound of the brothers at their ceaseless labors were apt to rouse even the seediest guests from the cushioned lounge chairs.

It was bigger than most of the islets Sharina had noted as the dispatch vessel crossed the Inner Sea on the ceaseless labor of its oarsmen.

And so it would have been but for our ceaseless labour.