Sentence examples for arduous days from inspiring English sources

But a small amount of focused effort can reap long-term benefits and ensure the arduous days you spent connecting face-to-face weren't wasted.

In the minds of this episode's contestants, they're a) in a genuine reality series, and b) about to experience two arduous days of bivouacs and sharpened sticks.

Despite the arduous days ahead, Mr. Branco, who manages Kosher Bagels Supreme in Springfield, is delighted that the 87th P.G.A. Championship is coming to the storied golf club in this otherwise quiet town from Aug. 8 to 14.

That journey included arduous days of trekking through soft sand in scorching heat, on the route where many thousands had perished centuries earlier in the slave caravans that used to ply the same path.

Curtis covers the making of every film, big or small, hit or flop, right up to the arduous days of shooting "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner," which Tracy — by that time in extremely poor health — completed just before his death, in 1967.

We face the arduous days that lie before us in the warm courage of national unity; with the clear consciousness of seeking old and precious moral values; with the clean satisfaction that comes from the stern performance of duty by old and young alike.

"I'm having a good time," he said after a later arduous day of two rehearsals, the first with orchestra, chorus and soloists all in place.

The meme has become so common that even kids are in on the joke: In "Finding Nemo" there is a set piece about a meeting of sharks who've sworn off eating fish, one arduous day at a time.

Recuperating on a ridge after an arduous day, he observes that "my legs preserved a ghost sense of stride, a muscle memory of repeated action, and twitched forwards even as I rested".

On Saturday, Reyes had his most arduous day of work since returning from a thyroid problem Wednesday, going for more than two and a half hours and alternating between team workouts and individual conditioning.

What makes things worse is the fact Alastair Cook's team were always destined for an arduous day in the field in conditions so heavily loaded in favour of the batsmen that the low, slow surface here appears to have been prepared with the express aim of crushing bowlers' spirits.