No action is required by the driver (except to engage the low range for arduous off-roading).
Leicester's arduous schedule, topped off with a sold-out visit from Real Madrid yesterday, provoked scepticism from supporters who feared that a team soon to be scuffling for points with Peterborough, Doncaster and Millwall might beover-reaching themselves.
As with restaurant reviewers, the perpetrators of this kind of arduous leisure can come off as intense and unpleasant — who wants to eat that much, see that much?
Chelsea fans continued to observe the 16th-minute vigil for sacked manager Roberto di Matteo but there was minimal invective aimed at Benitez despite the team making arduous work of seeing off Brentford.
Lewis anchors the defense that suffocated the Giants in the Ravens' 34-7 victory Sunday night in Super Bowl XXXV, finishing off an arduous four-game postseason in which the Ravens allowed just 5.8 points a game.
In one fell swoop — with a few tweets — the President-elect is in the process of torpedoing a diplomatic breakthrough that took several years of arduous negotiations to pull off, and that successfully ended one of the longest and most acrimonious standoffs of modern times.
Over the coming weeks at house parties and nights out across the country, newly-graduated students will celebrate their last days at university, putting off the arduous process of thinking about the "real world" for a few more rounds.
Ennett, ever up for a challenge, wholeheartedly agreed to the idea early this year and, after consulting Ken Holliday, a renowned diver in Edmonton, Open Sky put together a team to try and pull off the arduous and seemingly bonkers task of getting a quadruple amputee open-water scuba certified and then tossing him into the ocean with a shark.
Long plane rides wouldn't be so arduous with your lover sending you off with the ultimate bon voyage.
The original, with only so many basketball minutes left in his 7-foot-6 frame, deserves the rest of his days off from the arduous demands of the national team after the Beijing Games, for good behavior and common decency.
Nick Hancock, the adventurer hoping to occupy one of the world's more isolate islands, has set off on his arduous 13-hour voyage to reach his home for the next 60 days.
