Sentence examples for Strenuous schedules from inspiring English sources

Bleeding of this kind is common among performers who have strenuous schedules and can lead to scarring that affects the flexibility of the vocal cords and diminishes a singer's range and expression, the surgeon said.

As with Mariah Carey the previous year, Carey did not embark on a tour to promote the album, due to the long travel times and strenuous schedules on her voice.

This amounts to a strenuous schedule of "all soccer, all the time"' and leads to burnout.

In the late nineteen-thirties, Ross entered into talks with Woollcott about retuning to The New Yorker on the less strenuous schedule of forty columns a year, but that idea was scrapped when the magazine published "Big Nemo," a three-part Profile of Woollcott by Gibbs.

Somewhat endearingly, at times the argument made by the complex science that he cites boils down to saying, with Michael Pollan (or your grandmother), something as basic as "Eat fresh food". He also argues for a strenuously regular (and regularly strenuous) schedule, with set times for exercise and relaxation.

While Thay is still in good health and sharp as a pin, he is not getting any younger and may soon begin to start pulling back from the strenuous schedule that has seen him repeatedly criss-crossing the world, leading retreats and passing on his teachings.

In the period immediately after his return, Shackleton engaged in a strenuous schedule of public appearances, lectures and social engagements.

She tries to pay homage to her hero, Clint Eastwood, by remaining calm through everything she does--something Debbie says helps her handle her strenuous schedule.

If your horse will be doing something extra strenuous, schedule her feeding for three hours before the activity.

Maybe the podiatry program had the least strenuous schedule, and allowed the med-school version of your character to stay up late partying while still passing all their classes.

Singers from what was once eastern Europe have testified to the encouragement they received, as well as the strenuous, knackering schedules they were often forced to adopt.