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After high school education, he did various manual jobs until 1968.

Or were those manual jobs outside the ship waiting indeed for them?

Actually, he should be doing a manual job, I suppose.

My husband is in a straightforward manual job, always was.

Lots of different manual jobs might also fall into this category.

He settled in Hamburg, making a living from manual jobs.

He moved to Johannesburg in 1928 and experienced a wide range of manual jobs.

As the number of manual jobs declined, so did the Labour Party.

Boys were usually prepared for manual jobs and girls for domestic service.

Since it had been a manual job, the computers hadn't caught it.

It's saying I'll always be somebody stuck doing some kind of manual job.'

He was to serve in the Australian army and work at manual jobs before discovering his bent for art.

After university, Squire became a social worker, also working in factories and other manual jobs.

For example, the number of manual job titles was reduced to 52 from more than 500, allowing management greater flexibility in using its work force.

And simple repetitious manual jobs always helped him think.

They tend to earn relatively high wages, taking either skilled or hard manual jobs.

Compared with most other manual jobs, working on the land offers far more in the way of intrinsic interest, variety, autonomy, challenge, responsibility and control.

In agriculture, 85 percent of the mechanized operations are run by men, leaving women with the dirty manual jobs.

Manual jobs existed, but they went to the oldest workers, the line veterans with the most seniority.

Statutory local employment initiatives were for the crappiest manual jobs.

Another study found that black workers were more than twice as likely as whites with similar qualifications to end up in manual jobs.

He went through seveal manual jobs, and once went to Europe to work for his grandfather.

Older children were given more manual jobs.

As a home-owning woman with a skilled manual job puts it: