Sentence examples for arduous leg from inspiring English sources

Low-Priced Option The most arduous leg of this road test was a Monday morning Greyhound journey from Riverside Station in Boston to the Port Authority terminal in New York.

He'll be your Virgil for the second, more arduous leg of the trip, pointing out sights large and small (flitting birds, breeze-blown grass) and finally leaving you, tired but content, in a little pavilion in a grove of trees, very far away from the workaday world.

This arduous journey, which at one stage saw one of his legs paralysed, took him 550 days.

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".

Well he was there, of course, but his journey from Paris to London – by bicycle, rowing boat and his own (rather creaky) two legs – was so incredibly arduous that he was mostly far too knackered to do what he does.

At the same time, a significant stage in Barnes's arduous recovery will be the delivery of his prosthetic legs: not simply objects to him, but vitally important tools for living.

Guard Rich Seubert, probably the Giants' best offensive lineman before he broke his leg, is working through an arduous rehabilitation that will keep him off the field until training camp.

Lessing is not sparing in describing her father's arduous prosthetic alignment: "My father's wooden leg consisted of a bucket shaped in wood, into which the poor wasted stump was put".

When Tolson was in eighth grade in 2001, he began a rare and arduous bone-lengthening procedure that stretched his left leg three inches and enabled him to walk normally.

Kittles will not be able to bear weight on his leg for an extended period before undergoing arduous rehabilitation.

Andrew Kayinga, 15, had polio as a baby, which affected his legs and made it a slow and arduous five kilometre pilgrimage to the Salima Aids Support Organisation until SASO organised transport for him.