Sentence examples for arduous period from inspiring English sources

The arduous period of childhood  deferred gratification for the whole month,  tested by thoughts of those green triangles and big,  purple caramels.

His devoted wife, Rachel, supported him both morally and materially during this arduous period of late learning (12 years, according to one account).

The relationship between Lionsgate and Mr. Perry is deepening as the independent studio shows signs of emerging from an arduous period that has included box-office failures and a failed hostile takeover attempt by Carl C. Icahn.

During that arduous period, recruits are required to do all kinds of anxiety-producing things like leap off high towers, swim in deep water with full backpack burdens and run miles up and down hills.

Residency and fellowship training are a particularly arduous period when time for personal pursuits is incredibly limited.

A move by the European parliament to ban the phosphates necessary to keep seasoned kebab meat moist and flavoursome, even after the most arduous periods on a spit, is said to pose a direct threat to the future of the high street delicacy.

Did no one ever think during the long, arduous construction period, "Maybe this staircase shouldn't run right into a wall?" Or, "This faucet doesn't belong directly over this electrical socket?" While it's bad news for the home owner it's definitely good news for those of us looking for a laugh.

However, this procedure traditionally required an extensive approach (20 25 cm) with an arduous recovery period and it could cause the weakness of the knee extensors, impaired proprioception, and negatively affect functional performance [ 7, 8].

Set over an arduous 26-year period, the ABC's adaptation of Grenville's novel is just a morsel of the broader Hawkesbury conflict, yet eloquently delivers the bite-sized story of convict settler, William Thornhill played by Brit Oliver Jandson-Cohis and his wife 'Sal,' skillfully played by local Sarah Snook.

After a small but fascinating cluster of juvenilia, the show covers Picasso's Rose and Blue periods; the arduous climb to Cubism and Cubist collage conducted with Georges Braque; and the return to a more conservative neo-Classical figuration fueled by his enduring awe for Ingres.

Often these periods are arduous and frustrating but in eliminating them entirely The Last of Us shows another facet of its genius.