Sentence examples for arduous series from inspiring English sources

A morale restorative at the conclusion of an arduous series deceives in the flattery of figures and the illusion that the defeated side had finally, if too late, found the measure of a persistently superior opponent.

A little more defensive cover could yet be signed but, although an arduous series of early fixtures could sow fresh doubts around the club, Leicester look better prepared for the start of the campaign than most of their rivals, requiring less of a makeover than United, Chelsea, Liverpool and Southampton, all of whom they face, along with Arsenal, in the opening few weeks.

The service app is a genius move considering the audience is likely to be people new to smartphones or advanced mobile devices, and the Assist function is a very handy shortcut for what's often an arduous series of steps.

On December 22 , 2008 after a series of arduous, late-night negotiations, the board voted to accept Broad's offer.

I grew exhausted just listening to him describe this series of arduous tasks, one coming right after another.

Each episode follows Amram or a "fictional" representation of Amram, as she notes in the web series premier in her arduous journey toward winning an Emmy.

The tour may be short but the three-Test series on consecutive Saturdays will be as arduous as anything the game has ever seen.

In the minds of this episode's contestants, they're a) in a genuine reality series, and b) about to experience two arduous days of bivouacs and sharpened sticks.

Rather than explicating step by arduous step, I have compressed the entire process into a series of pertinent e-mail excerpts between the public adjuster and me — and my insurance agent at the very end.

A dog-legged trail leads you around a series of sites in the city, then takes you, in a last arduous pilgrimage, to the summit of the South Downs.

In 2010, a series of heart attacks culminated in triple bypass surgery; recovery proved an arduous task, but an extended hiatus gave him time to heal.