Examples of using Labours in English and their translations into Swedish
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Action- Simulation games 12 Labours of Hercules IV- Mother Nature Deluxe follows the adventures of Hercules
He often ran great risks in his apostolic journeys and labours; more than once he suffered ill-usage from the heathen
An eyewitness of their labours(1233) reckons the number of their converts in Lombardy at more than 100,000"Annales Ord.
Report to an Academy was originally commissioned by Manual Labours, a research project focused on the‘complaining body' in the contemporary workplace in 2016.
The caves are reported to be the resting place of Hercules after he finished his 12 labours.
is the result of the labours of scholars.
They relate their various labours to one another as human labour by relating their products to one another as values.
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Yes,(saith the Spirit,) That they may rest from their labours-- and their works do follow them!'.
The division of productive labours mutually transforms their respective products into commodities,
have studied his labours in detail.
A central commission worked to coordinate the labours of individual commissions,
You have been in office since 1 April 2003, and your labours are being crowned with success.
strengthened by his assiduous labours there(Acts 20:20, 31).
The Lord then seeing their simplicity and entire childliness made them to abound in the labours of their hands, and bestowed favour on them in all their doings.
Schrodl gives a list of writers connected with Kremsmünster from the eleventh to the 16th centuries, and of their literary labours.
Besides these the student may be referred, for a general summary, to the labours of Dr. Hamburger Real- Encycl.
men are compelled to equate their various labours to abstract human labour.
in the form of equality with all other labours.
It is not less a definite social relation of producers, in which they measure the magnitude of their labours by the duration of expenditure of human labour-power.