"I Am a Dancer" offers a rare glimpse into the daily rigors of Nureyev's professional life.
The daily rigors and rhythms are not much different from when Mr. Romney was a missionary in France, in the late 1960s.
"When you get into your 40s, it's all about lighting," said Ms. Shue, who attributes her toned physique to the daily rigors of tennis.
He gives us an immediate sense of the sleek, yuppified world inhabited by Blomkvist and his married business associate and sometime lover, Erika Berger and the daily rigors of publishing a monthly magazine.
Over her many months of quarantine, meanwhile, with only humans acting as a kind of surrogate elephant family, she has consistently gone through the daily rigors of her tuberculosis treatments — involving two caretakers, a team of veterinarians and the use of a restraining chute in which harnesses are secured about her chest and tail — without any coaxing or pressure.
Young struggles with the daily rigors of life in a wheelchair.
No one can be certain how that unique frame will hold up through the daily rigors of continued baseball seasons.
The Military Order of the Purple Heart joined in condemnation, stating "To rank what is basically an award for meritorious service higher than any award for heroism is degrading and insulting to every American Combat Soldier, Airman, Sailor or Marine who risks his or her life and endures the daily rigors of combat in a hostile environment.
Because of their universal recognition, batiks can represent commonplace life, culture, and society, yet they also highlight the many bright moments that stand out from the daily rigors, chores, and routines.
But its commitment to casual rigor remains.
