| Ted had ridden up to the plunging beast, and began to belabor it with his quirt, to take the spirit out of it. |
| With the earnestness of a high-school civics instructor, he continues to belabor the obvious. |
| In any event, Tanowitz didn't belabor it, and kept the dance skipping along. |
| But to his credit, it should be emphasized, he does not belabor any theme too much. |
| And no need to belabor what corporations like Apple do to avoid paying taxes. |
| I fear that to make this statement is to belabor the obvious. |
