Sentence examples for a torturous day from inspiring English sources

The good news is that all 198 riders have started today after a torturous day yesterday.

After a torturous day at school, where I was made fun of for being overweight or not having the right clothes, I would come home to the refuge of one of Blume's books books that parented me in ways my own parents were incapable of, books that taught me that I wasn't the only person in the world feeling alone, the only person who was different.

It was a torturous Tuesday for a peculiar brand of politician that emerged in this volatile, loopy and at times downright bizarre New York City election season: the scandal-tarred scoundrel seeking a second chance.

Announcing record financial losses is one thing, but it is the impoverished state of the team that will most gall Leeds supporters; this was a sorry way to end a tortuous, occasionally torturous, day for them.

The 27th day of a torturous 28-day journey unfolded in typically bleary fashion yesterday for the Montreal Expos, the ultimate baseball nomads and the team with two mostly uncaring homes, 29 part-owners who have their own teams to worry about and one perpetually fuzzy future.

To reach the highland town of Goroka from Port Moresby, for example, requires either an expensive flight or a torturous 7-day hike.

After a torturous stage on Tuesday, Wednesday's smoother route, from Tarvisio to Vajont, provided light relief for the riders with the field content to stay together for much of the opening downhill section.

Good morning everyone, and welcome back to your mostly weekly liveblog of the torturous Sunday morning political chat shows.

The end is in sight, although he has to maintain a torturous 160 mile per day pace to hit his target.

And let's be clear despite its intended purpose of protecting WikiLeaks as one unit, the insurance file password certainly seems to apply only to Assange's protection, as Bradley Manning has been held for a torturous 23 hours a day in solitary confinement since he was arrested in May 2010.

After attorneys alleged that Arkansas inmate Jack Jones suffered a "torturous and inhumane" execution Monday evening, a federal judge briefly put what was to be the second state execution of the night on hold before ultimately allowing it to proceed.