0 present participle of toil
1 to work hard:
2 to move in a particular direction, slowly and with great effort:
Fortunately for users, intermediate levels of representation, such as machine code, assembly language, and highlevel languages, keep us from toiling with 1s and 0s.
It is, perhaps, salutary to understand the sensitivities which arise for those toiling at the coal-face of community care.
The dynamics are those of a deepening spiral into oppression, endlessly challenged by the toiling masses, guided themselves by enlightened intellectuals.
With a mixture of compassion and benevolence they watch him toiling along the hard and stony road which they themselves once trod.
It is those principles, and those principles alone, which must govern our attitude and action towards this vast branch of toiling and suffering humanity.
They are in their constituencies toiling away on their constituents' behalf.
Yes, there is no doubt that because of centuries of working and toiling until one drops, we have never considered preparing ourselves for retirement.
What was not to be done for the miners toiling in the bowels of the earth below the level of the sea?
