Sentence examples for how gruelling from inspiring English sources

Until Saturday night, Rousey's astonishing rise had made it easy for casual fans to forget just how gruelling her occupation is.

Even so, it's impossible to over-emphasise just how gruelling the hour-and-a-half you spend in the company of Lou Reed and Metallica is.

Indeed, in the 1990s, the Daily Mirror ran a sympathetic story about Fred West's solicitor, Howard Ogden, emphasising how gruelling the case had been for him.

But it was nice to hear Hopkins acknowledge how gruelling the fight had been — nice to hear him remind fans, and maybe himself, that he isn't an ageless alien, after all.

My main concern is how gruelling a task it is going to be for those advisers staffing the phones who have to deliver the service goodness knows how many times a day, a week, a month, a year.

I can only make these short ribs once a year, because, like with any Julia Child recipe, it takes me approximately three hundred and sixty-five days after cooking them to forget how gruelling the experience was.

There has been a lot in the press about how nightmarishly gruelling the shooting was on "The Revenant".

You only need to look at the prime ministership of Julia Gillard who ruled in a minority government with independent support to see how hard it gruelling it can be.

The way it managed to make the genre-staple turn-based combat freer flowing than its peers; how it shied away from gruelling level grinding; and how it delivered its comprehensive but never foreboding storylines: all ensured its classic status.

As a music hack, I would listen astonished to musicians telling me how the gruelling travelling of touring was worth it, just to perform for the crowds.

Lawrenson: "This is when we find out how much the Netherlands' gruelling win over Mexico in the last 16 took out of their players.