Sentence examples for arduous chronicle from inspiring English sources
Like Reichardt's recent films "Old Joy and Wendy and Lucycy," it's a quiet, arduous chronicle of a long journey through the Pacific Northwest, portrayed seemingly in real time.
A laconic and methodical neo-western, "Gold" chronicles the arduous expedition of several German fortune seekers into the Klondike hinterlands.
As a young reporter for The Wall Street Journal, he co-wrote, with The Journal's Alan Murray, a minor classic about government: "Showdown at Gucci Gulch," which chronicled the arduous, multiyear effort that led to the Tax Reform Act of 1986.
"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.
This account of his arduous work in the ring is as gripping as any Arctic chronicle, but as the author's boxing skills increase he turns his attention to his sparring partners and fellow gym rats — Laura, the heavy-punching accountant; Curtis, the aging ex-contender; Six-Depot Joe, who's friends with everyone — and makes a rough lyric out of their hard lives.
One senses that Bispuri could have made an entire book from his short time in Mendoza prison, but instead he has chosen to chronicle his long and often arduous journey though 74 South American jails because, as he puts it, "prisons are a mirror of what is happening in a country, from small dramas to the great social and economic crises".
— chronicle experiences, not events.
The conditions were arduous.
Economists 12. Arduous 13.
