Sentence examples for arduous feat from inspiring English sources
Flipping, tumbling, leaping marvels, they perform one arduous feat after another, putting their brawny bodies through punishing routines that leave their audiences grimacing and shielding their eyes.
As mayor, Mr. de Blasio would have to win approval from state leaders for the tax increase on those earning more than $500,000 — an arduous feat, at least at the outset, since lawmakers and the governor will face re-election in 2014.
Looking at it you would assume that some kind of algorithm was used to coordinate the images which have their own rhythmn as they dance and morph across the screen, but it was actually all done manually which is even more of an impressive and arduous feat as a piece of animation.
He is among those pondering the wisdom of allowing a 13-year-old to attempt such an arduous and dangerous feat.
Still arduous and expensive, the feat had so far only been performed on tiny bits of brain from euthanized laboratory animals, and it would be only one of many steps required to get to a simulation.
For such a feat, however arduous, was really no more than the further conquest of a familiar realm, the twilight realm of the world revealed by his glass, and he yearned for a world so small that he could not yet imagine it.
Playing all 24 of these virtuoso showpieces in one concert is a rare feat and an arduous task.
"I just want to start by saying that no feat is too great, no task too arduous when done for the love of ones clan and ones blood.
That feat earned Tenzing a rest from his career as a climber, which had been arduous, and plunged him into a new career, involving contracts, publicity, and politics, which is a good deal more lucrative but which puts him under another kind of strain.
Mimicking her mother's thumb typing, she adds, "She's like, 'Hold on, I'll be there in a second.' " Perhaps Ms. Palin's most impressive feat is climbing a glacier with a guide and her husband, a rock-climbing adventure that is obviously arduous and scary.
