Sentence examples for arduous months from inspiring English sources

AFTER 16 arduous months, the race for the Democratic nomination is over.

Even where they are, the bidding process is often preceded by a couple of arduous months of "prequalification", where company and would-be suppliers nail down every variable except price: quality, size, timing, ability to deliver, and so on.

The details of that game, if they are settled, have yet to emerge, but the arduous months at Konami have apparently done nothing to dull Kojima's interest in making the kind of filmic, lavish productions for which he is best known.

GENEVA — Turning the fragile preliminary agreement on Iran's nuclear program into a stringent long-term deal will require even harder negotiations than those in the arduous months leading up to Sunday's signing ceremony in Geneva.

McKinlay worried that this crew might lack the qualities and character necessary in the arduous months ahead, concerns shared by Bartlett, whose first act on arrival in Esquimault was to fire the first officer for incompetence.

The snapshot above reveals Spacey in pure campaign mode, dripping with the artifice we're all familiar with from the arduous months of non-fictional presidential campaigning we've had to tolerate.

One long, arduous month after the earthquake, the Haitian government imposed a national day of mourning on this battered country, which has been too preoccupied with survival to stop and take stock of the tremendous loss of life.

Their parents sent them on the dangerous trek through high passes in the Himalayas, to receive a decent education in India.One 12-year-old girl arrived just a couple of months ago with her seven-year-old sister, after an arduous month-long journey.

She took a long-term leave, starting in 1999, that morphed into retirement from the quartet and its arduous six months of annual touring.

Clarke revelled in another triumph for Australia after the game, but admitted to feeling tired after an arduous few months of cricket and said he was looking forward to some rest.

It may be Freudian when he says Wales's summer tour is "16 weeks, sorry 16 days … mental" but, even for a fit and robust player, it looks like an arduous 18 months to add to the year he admits has been "hectic – pretty flat out".