Exempel på coal miner

• Coal miners, stunt people, oil platform workers, and zoo keepers can have accidents. 

• Crime scene cleaners and stunt people are better paid than coal miners or fish gutters, but is that the most important thing? 

• He couldn’t believe how hard it was for the coal miners. 

• Less than one-tenth of the coal miners of the country were then organized. 

• One hundred thousand or more coal miners obeyed the order to go on a strike. 

• Rheumatism, too, is, with the exception of the Warwick and Leicestershire workers, a universal disease of the coal miners, and arises especially from the frequently damp working-places. 

• This is a coal miner, he's a guy who herded farm animals barefoot for a couple of kopeks.

• It is not unfairly or unnaturally conceded that the coal miner shall be entitled to some of the work of his hands in concession coal.

• I am not aware at the moment whether a similar test has been considered for the coal miner.

• Why should not the coal miner who gets free coal be assessed upon that?

• At least a coal miner usually gets to his own home and bed.

• If a woman wants to be a coal miner, so be it.

• That would give the coal miner an alternative employer, probably offering far higher earnings in return for higher productivity.

• It is brought home when you are a coal miner.

• I should have thought that the unfortunate coal miner would be getting used to this sort of discrepancy in wages.

• I have said that the coal miner and the car worker have a responsibility for the situation in which the steel worker finds himself.

• Let me as an old coal miner mention another aspect of the problem.

• What does he feel about the coal miner who goes home and makes a few bob out of breeding whippets?

• The people who buy coal would include a large number whose earnings are less than the average earnings of the coal miner.

• Will anyone tell me that in the case of a coal miner it is entirely unconnected with the dust which he breathes?

• I am thinking about the coal miner, the steelworker or the electrician who has been made redundant during the current recession.