He is Jim Furyk from the Pittsburgh suburbs, a gritty player, and hence a player people mostly appreciate only under arduous golf conditions, like those found at the United States Open.
Canada just went through an arduous but mostly compromise-driven process to modernize its copyright law in 2011, and the political will for censoring the internet at a domestic level seems tepid.
This arduous procedure, identified mostly with Germany, produces nectar of great sweetness and acidity.
I've been poring through the local newspaper archives at Hull History Centre but since they're mostly on microfilm, it's an arduous process.
Well he was there, of course, but his journey from Paris to London – by bicycle, rowing boat and his own (rather creaky) two legs – was so incredibly arduous that he was mostly far too knackered to do what he does.
As tour master for the 2012 motoring tour, which left Kirkland, Wash., on Aug. 7 and arrived in Pebble Beach eight days later, Mr. McEwan knows firsthand the mishaps that can occur when 17 mostly ancient vehicles embark on a journey over arduous terrain.
It allows to implement only small volume of repositories for the radioactive waste (mostly fission products) and to postpone the technically arduous problems of a large scale disposal of the long-lived wastes until the next millennium, i.e. up to the exhaustion of the fertile natural resources and/or the emergence of more effective technologies of nuclide separation/transmutation.
Travel by road and air had been too arduous or expensive for likely Chinese migrants, who mostly tended to be poor.
The accused, mostly from Central America, Brazil and Mexico, wear rough travel clothes that speak of arduous journeys: flannel shirts, sweat suits, jeans and running shoes or work boots.
He's more agile than men 20 years his junior mostly because, when his mornings spent writing fiction are complete, he sets out on arduous hikes.
