In a speech to Parliament, Theresa May announced that Brexit marked an opportunity to "take control of the things that matter most to us", and invoked the "enduring power of the British spirit" in order to carry out this arduous task.
This race is for runners experienced in racing in arduous conditions, from cold and rain to snow and sleet and along steep, rocky paths.
Matt Prior and Jonny Bairstow dug in during an arduous stand of 34 in 19 overs, but when both departed in quick succession England were in deep trouble.
McKinlay worried that this crew might lack the qualities and character necessary in the arduous months ahead, concerns shared by Bartlett, whose first act on arrival in Esquimault was to fire the first officer for incompetence.
In the arduous first movement Megan Fairchild is prosaically skillful.
Bruyneel's initial optimism was based on Armstrong's strong build-up to the Tour, finishing second in the arduous Tour de Suisse in June.
Greene was not much interested in the arduous and often self-defeating postcolonial struggles for dignity and equality.
So his honeyed words, delivered from a font of Islamic learning in Cairo, will have helped him, at least a bit, in that arduous task.
An ethic that stressed education and hard work motivated many households to invest their surplus in the arduous preparation of sons for the civil service examinations.
