Examples of using Working as a labourer in English and their translations into Russian
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After the war he lived in Adelaide working as a labourer.
In 1903 he married an Australian girl, Mary Allen Semple, in Victoria andlived with his family in Melbourne, working as a labourer.
He lived in South Australia working as a labourer and fireman.
By the time of his enlistment in the AIF he was living in Armidale, working as a labourer.
After the war he lived in Western Australia working as a labourer; his son Carl Sanfrid served in the AIF in WWII.
After the war he lived in the mining areas of Western Australia, working as a labourer.
After the war he lived with his family in Brisbane working as a labourer, later moving to Sydney and then to Narrabeen, where he worked as a watchman.
By the time of his enlistment in the AIF he was living in Melbourne, working as a labourer.
He lived in Sydney, Repton andNambucca Heads working as a labourer and fisherman.
John Arman, an Estonian from Pärnu, in 1916 moved from Halifax, in the cane-cutting area of Queensland,to Greta in New South Wales, working as a labourer.
After the war he lived in Western Australia, working as a labourer, miner, and a farmer.
After the war he married an Australian girl, Annie Magdalena Forsyth, andlived with his family in Fremantle working as a labourer.
He was a sailor andcame to Australia in 1906, working as a labourer in South and Western Australia.
After the war he moved with his wife to Western Australia andlived in Boulder and Esperance, working as a labourer.
Frederick lived in Port Stephens working as a labourer.
After the war he married an Australian girl, Mildred May, andlived with his family in Brisbane, working as a labourer.
He lived in Charters Towers,Blackall and Brisbane, working as a labourer and a cook.
After the war he married an Australian girl, Mary Parkinson, andlived with his family in Bendigo, working as a labourer.
Carl Carlson, a Finnish seaman from Abo(Turku),was working as a labourer in South Australia.
Wilhelm Lottanen, a Finnish seaman from Vyborg,came to Australia in 1915 and by the time of his enlistment was in Sydney, working as a labourer.
After the war he lived in Fremantle, working as a labourer.
After the war, returning to Australia, he married an Irish girl, Mary Janetta Stewart, andlived in Parramatta and Sydney working as a labourer.
After the war he lived in country NSW, working as a labourer.
After the war he married an Australian girl, Vera Constance Hooper, andlived in Adelaide, working as a labourer.
After the war he made several attempts to return to Russia to reunite with his wife and parents, butfinally stayed in Australia, working as a labourer and waterside worker in Queensland, Melbourne and Sydney.
Returning to Australia, he married his old sweetheart Ellen(Kathleen) Smith andlived in Melbourne working as a labourer and rigger.
Erik Hugo Eriksson,a Finn from Mariehamn, by the time of his enlistment was working as a labourer in Sydney.
Before leaving for the front he married an Australian woman, Alice Newton, andlived in South Australia, working as a labourer and gardener.
After the war he worked as a labourer in Sydney.
There he worked as a labourer and cement worker.