Sentence examples similar to arduous adaptation from inspiring English sources
Set over an arduous 26-year period, the ABC's adaptation of Grenville's novel is just a morsel of the broader Hawkesbury conflict, yet eloquently delivers the bite-sized story of convict settler, William Thornhill played by Brit Oliver Jandson-Cohis and his wife 'Sal,' skillfully played by local Sarah Snook.
One alternative hypothesis proposes that fin-limbs were used by early terrestrial vertebrates to move from drying pool to drying pool; this hypothesis is largely discounted because of other terrestrial adaptations required to survive an arduous and desiccating journey.
I'll give you a day with Gielgud, and you'll share a trailer with Jack Lemmon.'" Sewell accepted, and shot his scenes on a break from a much more arduous assignment, as Giles in a lavish film adaptation of Hardy's "The Woodlanders".
At Craftbar, the less arduous of the Colicchio restaurants, Marco Canora's clever adaptation of vitello tonnato to sandwich status brings a pleasing summer casualness to a classic.
Its adaptation to the screen has been similarly arduous with several directors paired to the project over the past decade before it was branded un-filmable.But Ang Lee's new film is a triumph.
Our data provide evidence that arduous shift schedules which fragment the weekly sleep/wake patterns are detrimental to nurses' adaptation and possibly to their performance & alertness, which is likely to be necessary for good patient care.
The conditions were arduous.
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