It was laborious, back-breaking work and God help me if I misplaced that notebook.
In the third region the Russian national anthem has been synthesised with electronic tones – an incredibly slow, laborious process back in 1966/67.
As the sequential strategy discards events that fall outside preceding gates at each stage, the effectiveness of the strategy is difficult to evaluate without laborious and painstaking back-gating.
Loading loose cargo, a back-breaking, laborious business, onto a medium-sized ship cost $5.83 a ton in 1956.
Link reveals the dreary underside of the domestic fantasy; running a self-sustaining farm, even a small one, is costly, unpredictable, back-breakingly laborious — and nearly impossible to do alone.
With coal almost any feat is possible or easy; without it we are thrown back into the laborious poverty of early times".
"One of the very difficult problems presented when people commit criminal acts like this is that you have to go through a very laborious process of tracking everything back," said one agency official involved in the matter.
In the early nineteen-seventies, however, another Harvard astronomer, Brian G. Marsden, undertook the laborious task of tracing Swift-Tuttle back in time, a common practice with comets that appear, at most, once in an astronomer's life.
Brunetti's work has a laborious, even clinical edge that holds it back from the ranks of the greats, but there is a noteworthy similarity between his "Facades" and the Bechers' "Anonymous Sculptures": the skies are consistently gray.
Through painting and drawing, Celmins takes photography back to its slow and laborious origins, bringing along 21st century audiences accustomed to looking at photos with a snapshot attention span.
