Sentence examples for most taxing from inspiring English sources

So which are New York's most taxing marathons?

Still, even the most taxing of summer shows are flecked with seasonal optimism.

Ireland had to push and jump with seven against eight – never easy and most taxing against the Springbok Goliaths.

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — In the last game of his most taxing season, Kirk Cousins was a dud.

The Zavitz piece, published at the beginning of 1940, ends this way: "He says the most temperate effects are often the most taxing.

As thighs bellowed and heart valves squeaked, I began to question whether I'd been ready for this week's most taxing moments.

"I do several different things and theatre acting is by far the most taxing, exhausting and nerve-wracking," he told the Guardian.

His performance, in his second Test and in the most taxing of environments, was the single greatest bonus for England as they contemplate their draw.

Dramatically speaking, this is probably the most taxing male role in the ballet repertoire, and Gartside's account of the deranged crown prince is enthralling.

He said this was the most taxing of his eight seasons as a Yankees coach, although he had not made up his mind about whether to return.

As this is one area of rugby in which I have never come close to having the courage to fail, I for one value and appreciate the efforts of those who perform this most taxing of roles.