Next came Trader Horn, which was even more of an event, requiring seven months of arduous on-location filming in the jungles of Africa and another year of postproduction to make sense of the immense amount of footage Van Dyke had shot.
The coach journey from Diyarbakir to Erbil is an arduous one on the best of days.
The dilemma is particularly arduous because, on the one hand, it could be argued that thoughts and memories are purely internal operations that per se cannot be forced, and consequently the non-incrimination clause would not be applicable to them.
And I'll admit, having everything you've written in one place should, at least in theory, accelerate your manual searching — potentially making it less arduous to go on fishing expeditions to dredge up older stories.
For Mr. Feig, the process became so arduous that on three occasions he resolved to quit applying.
He led me on a progressively arduous assault on pasture gates and barbed wire.
However, that training was long and arduous, for it focused on remaking oneself.
Let's face it, if being president is one of the most arduous jobs on the planet, being an ex-president isn't just the biggest bully pulpit in the world, but possibly its most lucrative gig.
Exhibits showcase one fugitive slave, John Thomas, who made the arduous journey on foot through Philadelphia to Troy, N.Y., on his way to the U.S. border.
Still, it's less arduous than getting on the Long Island Expressway on a Friday afternoon, he said, shrugging off the more-than-nine-hour journey from his Manhattan apartment overlooking Gramercy Park.
