Sentence examples for brutal stage from inspiring English sources

Then came Friday, the 19th and most brutal stage, with vertiginous climbs and daredevil hairpins.

The critics welcomed the shift from the brutal stage action of her earlier work, and into a new dense poetry.

The Premier League is proving a brutal stage but one on which Tottenham, sixth and rising, are revelling again.

The show nails the details of what makes 13 such an awkward age, and how important it is to have a war buddy to get you through that brutal stage of budding adolescence.

But the day he took the coveted yellow jersey of the Tour's overall leader last July, following a brutal stage of climbing in the Pyrenees, I crossed the finish line on my bike hours before he did.

In Wartime, the distinguished critic, and veteran, Paul Fussell describes how young Americans who survived this brutal stage of the war became rapidly unfit for frontline service in a matter of weeks.

A perky but flat adaptation by Nick Gill, a brutal staging by Richard Jones.

The winner will be zipped into the leader's yellow jersey and will quietly fancy his chances of keeping it on his shoulders for a series of tricky but far from brutal stages to come in the week ahead.

He is saving his power for the brutal stages the Tour has arranged for when the riders get to the Pyrenees and the Alps, where some conditions have been altered this time around.

The 2018 Tour has been a dismal failure for him and on the brutal Alpine stage his race comes to an end.

Froome fell twice and retired during the brutal fifth stage across 10 miles of rain-slicked cobbles while Nibali looked astonishingly controlled.