Sentence examples for has worked strenuously from inspiring English sources

"They're letting four and five offenders gather in a single house to create little sex offender clubs to prey on our children," said Ms. Pulliam, who has worked strenuously to rally neighbors against the newcomers to her block.

In 1959, having worked strenuously on Edmund Brown's Democratic campaign for the governorship of California, Christopher's reward was to be made the new governor's special counsel.

Despite this, people have worked strenuously to compute to thousands and millions of digits.

The curators have worked strenuously, if invisibly, to keep at bay the full range of issues that have given the rest of the architecture world a full-on identity crisis in the last decade or so.

But what has been striking to many in the administration has been how strenuously the president has worked to include him and, perhaps most notably, the influence Mr. Biden appears to be wielding.

He strenuously denies that he has worked as a lobbyist, which is technically correct, although news media accounts have made clear recently that some actions he took for clients were indistinguishable from what registered lobbyists do.

"I've worked really strenuously to leave that part of the play behind, so it's a play for everybody".

No time to think about what a possible single by Trot Nixon would do to the one-run lead Mussina had worked so strenuously to gain.

Less than thirty years after Charlemagne's death, the empire that he had worked so strenuously to unite was carved up into three parts, one for each of his grandsons.

Baxter and Phinney, who have worked for the BBC and Channel 4 News and won awards for their films, strenuously deny the allegations against them.

Washington had been working strenuously to avoid having to use its veto.