Sentence examples for arduous stand from inspiring English sources
Matt Prior and Jonny Bairstow dug in during an arduous stand of 34 in 19 overs, but when both departed in quick succession England were in deep trouble.
A child who found a place to stand in the remote, arduous reaches of the wilderness, he never bought into the modern notion that there was something intrinsically wonderful about capitalism.
After winning a particularly arduous point, Sampras reached into the stands and high-fived Noritz, who was in the front row.
Billy Beane, however, is an unambiguous leading-man role, and "Moneyball" is a passion project for Mr. Pitt, one he stood by through an arduous development process that included a very public collapse when Sony pulled the plug on a version that was to be directed by Steven Soderbergh.
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But that suggestion is anathema to America and Britain.The only reform that stands much chance of adoption would merely streamline the arduous process of winning the council's approval for humanitarian imports.
His horse, Hidalgo, may be a smallish paint, but that doesn't mean he can't stand up against the purest-bred Arabian horses in a very arduous 3,000-mile 3,000-miletern desert race.
While Locks of Love continues to stand by its mission, it's admitted that sorting through the mounds of unusable hair is an arduous task and that it would much prefer to get money from supporters.
The conditions were arduous.
