To travel along tracks that twist and vanish as soon as they are found, and through seemingly dead-end gullies into the shadow of jagged-edged Jebel Dukhan is to sense a little of the arduous lives of the miners of the Roman era, when water was nearly as precious as gold.
The anger penetrates her dreams and dissolves her thirst for life as it becomes too arduous to live... and death is just a slip away.
Accessing good-quality health care services can be incredibly arduous for those living in developing countries, and more specifically, for those residing in rural areas.
And Mozart's death, as one respected musical journal wrote, was almost certainly caused not by poison but by "arduous work and fast living among ill-chosen company".
What I have learned in my long, arduous and ongoing journey of living without depression is my work is never done.
Back on the beach, the men - Senegalese, Ghanaians, Guineans, Gambians - are vying to join them on the arduous journey to membership of the underclass of illegal immigrants living on the outskirts of European society.
Living with (my shadow) has been a long and arduous task these past six years -- I sometimes amaze myself and give up a little grin, now and then.
Jean, a shy, expressive girl with a heart-shaped face, lives the arduous life common to poor rural children across Africa.
In other words, we are commanded to live the arduous and difficult life of Christian honestas, ruled by restraint, self-denial, and propriety (temperance), and, at the same time, to live a hedonist life, which consists of the joyful, free, and natural gratification of the senses.
