Sentence examples for an arduous expedition from inspiring English sources

It was not an arduous expedition.

Both sides have competed ferociously, but England, who have beaten Bangladesh in their eight previous meetings, must already recognise some of the frailties that could make it an arduous expedition to Bangladesh and India over the next two months ever more taxing.

Price: £31,026 Top speed: 118mph 0-62mph: 9.8 seconds MPG: 47.1 CO2: 159g/km To my mind, a holiday isn't a holiday without an arduous road expedition to some rain-streaked corner of the UK.

A laconic and methodical neo-western, "Gold" chronicles the arduous expedition of several German fortune seekers into the Klondike hinterlands.

"Gold," the German director Thomas Arslan's typically laconic and methodical take on the western, chronicles the arduous expedition of several fortune-seeking German emigrés into the Klondike hinterlands — less gold rush than death march, a collective journey in which everyone, not least Nina Hoss's poised heroine, remains hauntingly alone.

On 3 December 1846, Brunner began what became his longest and most arduous expedition.

On the decision to go about this arduous expedition alone, Worsley told The National Geographic, "I want the success or failure of this thing entirely in my own hands".

In Ely, four hours' drive from Minneapolis airport, there are outfitters, shops, lodgings and guides who can tailor trips – from a few days' fishing to long and arduous expeditions.

The most arduous expeditions were to east Greenland and arctic Canada, armed with lavatory paper to wrap the fossils, and chocolate bars for the diggers.

In "The Leopard," when the Prince and his family make the same trip in late August 1860, it's an arduous three-day expedition in a convoy of five carriages over dismal roads no better than tracks.

A documentary on the DVD depicts an arduous filming that resembled an Everest expedition, with cast and crew battling drifts and clinging to narrow ledges.