Sentence examples for daunting hours from inspiring English sources

Her fitness regimen, described at length in the book, is frankly daunting: hours each week spent lifting weights and in "spinning" classes, on a specially-designed stationary bicycle, with music blaring, fans roaring and sweat dripping on to the floor.

But more so because there are better ways that I can spend those five daunting hours watching strangers tip their cap in premature celebration.

The "long, daunting hours" on the writer's room would sometimes lead to the creation episodes of the fictional show, with ten being done when the Nikki-centered episode was written.

Gourmet's northern Thai menu clocks in at a daunting 13 hours and 35 minutes.

Now, Americans work a daunting 300 hours a year more.These divergences began at different times and for different reasons.

It continues in this vein until late afternoon, when we finally drop down out of the hills, clatter through a rock garden that would have been absurdly daunting three hours before and onto a road section.

It does sound daunting, 3 hours is a long time.

To entice viewers who might be daunted by four hours of television devoted to the Constitution, PBS chose a host known for his comic touch with current events.

Some students drop out, daunted by the hours of research and meticulous organization of evidence into wash-basin-size plastic tubs that have to be lugged to each tournament.

Both firms had family-friendly policies on the books, yet the hours were daunting -- late nights, early mornings, lots of weekends.

Mr. Taylor played Messiaen's extraordinary "Vingt Regards sur l'Enfant Jésus" of 1944, more than two hours of daunting, complex, path-breaking music that careens between meditative stillness and ecstatic exuberance.