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At this stage, however, I do not want to labour the point.
There was absolutely no need to labour the point.
I do not wish to labour the point, but that is what space is all about.
"Don't labour the point or I might keep them at it for ten hours a day.
If the old man did not care to accept the truth, then there was no good to be gained through labouring the point.
Thank you chairman, sorry to have laboured the point.
And just to labour the point, the former deputy prime minister does an impression of Brown to prove it.
He travelled light, but liked meticulous service, and got it, as a rule, without having to labour the point.
United were too liberal with their marking and Lee Clark laboured the point.
They mentioned in passing that the boot/trunk on the test car "leaked slightly", but did not labour the point.
I will not labour the point.
It's also - though Davies is too civilised and graceful a writer to labour the point - a warning.
I stand by my recommendation of truthfulness for its own sake, but that does not mean that you have to labour the point.
By Taranis, you have been labouring the point for the entire journey!"
He was rather labouring the point.
Forgive me if I'm labouring the point, but there are turtles everywhere - and charming they are too.
It has a rudimentary value in that you were moved to preserve it, but don't let's labour the point."
I don't want to labour the point, but why can't we be original, without the contrived sillyness.
I do not think," concluded Sir Charles-"that I need to labour the point any further."
"No need to labour the point, Mr Shannow.
'I don't want to labour the point,' he said softly, 'but I still don't understand why the secrecy.
Since Bardelask, the balance of terror has tipped nicely to our side; we won't need to labour the point at Roniah.
First of all, as regards the diagnosis of the current situation, I shall not labour the point that the traditional economic, social and environmental indicators are not very good.
"I believe him innocent of the charges against him; and I want to say that when intercepted-" "Don't labour the point, Richard."
But, despite his annoyance at being seeded No.2 to Baddeley even though he is the present No.1, he declined to labour the point afterwards.
It's not smart to labor the point when that happens.
At this stage, however, I do not want to labour the point.
There was absolutely no need to labour the point.
Don't worry, there's no need to labor the point, I get it.
I do not wish to labour the point, but that is what space is all about.
"Don't labour the point or I might keep them at it for ten hours a day.
It would not do to labor the point, eh?"
And just to labour the point, the former deputy prime minister does an impression of Brown to prove it.
He travelled light, but liked meticulous service, and got it, as a rule, without having to labour the point.
They mentioned in passing that the boot/trunk on the test car "leaked slightly", but did not labour the point.
No need to labor the point.
I will not labour the point.
It's also - though Davies is too civilised and graceful a writer to labour the point - a warning.
I stand by my recommendation of truthfulness for its own sake, but that does not mean that you have to labour the point.
It has a rudimentary value in that you were moved to preserve it, but don't let's labour the point."
I don't want to labour the point, but why can't we be original, without the contrived sillyness.
Without laboring the point (nudge!
Mr. Maag did not labor the point.
"I begin to wonder why Sir Pilcher almost labours the point that you have the option.
Please don't labor the point."
"Let's nt labor the point.
I do not think," concluded Sir Charles-"that I need to labour the point any further."
'I don't want to labour the point,' he said softly, 'but I still don't understand why the secrecy.
To Guenevere-I won't labor the point.
Since Bardelask, the balance of terror has tipped nicely to our side; we won't need to labour the point at Roniah.