The Count cursed sulphurously when he saw the havoc they were making among his boats, which had been built laboriously of planks sawn out of solid logs.

"Amy's View" has the manner of a play that has been laboriously built and furnished, not out of creative urgency but out of a need to provide temporary shelter for the author's colleagues and himself.

The Golden Age that we have so laboriously built for ourselves should not be sacrificed to chaos over a point of sentimental principle.

Aside from matching up with the metal plugs for the console buttons, this new circuit had nothing whatever to do with the one he had so laboriously built on the bottom side of the board.

All that had been so laboriously built went to rubble in a matter of hours.

A heart-stopping instant later he saw that they were only displaced, that the new leaf-boat they had so laboriously built in one place was now quite a way distant.

In the following month Strafford left Ireland, and the system which he had laboriously built up soon began to crumble away.

But at moments like this, when she was alone, a little weary, a little discouraged, the woman inside crept out, and with her, all the tiny doubts and fears behind that laboriously built wall.

Maturation means, for one thing, that many applications that once required customized programs can now be done with standardized modules, much as pre-fabricated units simplify the construction of a house that had to be built laboriously by a master carpenter.

In his quest to restore Katrina's ka, would he destroy the life Cathy had built so laboriously for herself?