menial

And for most of those who do have jobs, the work is menial.

Those might as well be their hands out there, doing the menial work.

And he'll let no one help him, except in the most menial way.

My parents work at menial jobs and are given no respect.

I did not drop my eyes the way a menial should.

And why did he come himself on so menial a task?

He made me serve him, rather, in small and menial ways.

These jobs might be considered menial but think about it.

Give her lots to do, the more menial the better.

Never before had I felt quite so angry with a menial.

They pay poor workers from other countries to do their menial labor.

The eyes were too bright for the person to be in such a menial job.

They order me about, and the more menial the task, the better.

People from other countries do much of the menial and technical work.

Simply put, she had begun her life on Earth as a menial.

He dropped out of high school and worked several menial jobs.

He held menial jobs and returned to China in 1981 to find a wife.

No manual work was too menial or hard for him.

Thus, even in their menial jobs they tend to feel better off than before.

In this country, both did menial jobs for years before finding better work.

He found an occasional menial job but could not keep it.

At 13 years of age, they have sealed their future in a menial job.

He was unable to support the family, so she took a series of menial jobs.

His father's pressure for money forced him to leave school and take on menial jobs.

I've always relied on others to do the hard menial work for me.

For she must have had a master in this part; menials were not set up to serve each other.

There were five brewery menials, big fellows to a man.

Raymond gave her his ring to ensure the respect of the menials.

They were not accustomed to the work of menials.

"Any labor will be acceptable, except the work of menials.

After that I paid these curious menials no further attention, except to get out of their way when they were busy!

The other menials had grown to accept him, even to like him.

Far from making them seem like menials, these chores gave them an air of authority.

The show was chronically in need of animal tenders and menials.

"And if I did not yield well," she asked, "would you whip me, or have your menials do so?"

And straight menials were not parts, but jobs.

The two menials were spaced five feet apart; neither expected the surge that came.

With her were the native doctor and two Hindoo menials.

The palace swarmed with menials who would be glad to carry tales.

We have retained a few of the original prisoners as menials; should they be removed also?"

Given the confusion of the morning, some of the menials might even now be guessing the truth.

The ones who are so poorly paid that they earn as much as other menials.

"It's not our business to search for menials, any more than for mice.

He used it on all menials, on me and on his sailors.

He's too high up on the totem pole for menials like me to actually be introduced to."

There was an umbrella salesman waiting, but menials must always be kept waiting a bit.

"So that they are not mere menials, but valuable and valued members of a household.

They were no longer the oppressed, wretched teen menials who must take orders, toe the line.

They all seemed to wear the leather jerkins and bowl-cut hair of menials.

Slave women were required mainly as concubines and menials.