Sentence examples for arduous task of getting from inspiring English sources
More compelling is watching Mr. Wampler struggle just to grab his pull-up bar, his left arm flapping out of control; releasing the tool to rest damns him to the arduous task of getting it back.
But environmentalists can probably rest easy despite the broadside: A new network of pipelines built with little legal opposition is probably a pipe dream for Trump and his allies because it involves the arduous task of getting Congress to rewrite long-standing environmental laws.
Hunter later recalled the arduous task of getting into makeup and the chimpanzee suit each day.
Manchester United set about the arduous task of getting a goal a man down admirably, and also with some success.
Hubble died suddenly in 1953, and his disciple Allan Sandage assumed the arduous task of getting better distance measures for galaxies -- objects that were 100 thousand times farther than the stars blinking above your head at night.
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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.
If you find that the arduous task of keeping yourself sufficiently caffeinated all day long has gotten to be too much for you to handle, help is in sight.
It should be avoided, too, as officials in Florida get down to the arduous task of recounting the ballots.
So when he began the arduous task of his transition before the wrangling in Florida had gotten under way, it was a distressing turn of events.
