Examples of using Labored in English and their translations into Hungarian
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slaves were found in most of the churches for which Paul labored.
The Bothans labored hard to maintain the Spynet's integrity though this was partly compromised by enemy agents,
The bishop of Meaux labored zealously in his own diocese to instruct both the clergy and the people.
The teenaged Joseph Smith Jr. and his siblings labored to help their father on the farm and did not receive much formal education.
When they returned, Joseph Smith labored with others in the sandstone quarry, and vigorous efforts to build the temple resumed.
They were men who labored all their lives so their children would be well-fed,
My husband labored incessantly to advance the interests of the cause of God in the various departments of the work centering in Battle Creek.
And before us, others rushed, labored, built; but unless the Lord builds the house, those who build it labor in vain.
For nearly thirty years Calvin labored at Geneva, first to establish there a church adhering to the morality of the Bible,
The net result is that the funds for which you have toiled and labored are safe and secure.
let them in imagination visit the workshop where Paul labored.
Refugees also formed their own organizations, and many labored for the establishment of an independent Jewish state in Palestine.
So, don't get too frustrated if your diet that labored for an individual else doesn't meet your needs.
If only we could have seen Abraham with Melchizedek, or labored with Van to prepare the Garden,
Why should those who only worked one hour get paid the same wage as those who labored for the full day?
I took a full course load each semester(often 18-24 credit every semester), labored full-time, and took half in extracurricular actions.
Those who labored for the uplift and advancement of a given tribe
If reading is slow and labored, it will be difficult for children to understand what they are reading.
the beloved, who labored much in the Lord.
preferred the natural wits of Britain before the labored studies of the French.