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labour of love

NOUN
  1. productive work performed voluntarily without material reward or compensation

How To Use labour of love In A Sentence

  • This book is clearly a labour of love. The Times Literary Supplement
  • Such stories make you feel that this companion is in itself a labour of love. Times, Sunday Times
  • Working in a record shop was pretty much a labour of love. Times, Sunday Times
  • The tastings really are labour of love and a gift to the wine community, as Dry River's loyal mail list members snap up nearly all the output in advance.
  • They are a serious labour of love to make, but worth every thankless hardship a poor commis chef must endure. Times, Sunday Times
  • Clearly a labour of love with its attention to detail and cosy finish, it is a perfect lovers' retreat.
  • The project was a three-year labour of love, in which they raised $60,000 to replace the old timber building.
  • The film is a toiling labour of love. Times, Sunday Times
  • The film is a toiling labour of love. Times, Sunday Times
  • For Joan it has been a labour of love and provides an amusing and detailed insight into medicine in the town.
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