His daughter, the complainant, is a "thick-bodied girl accustomed to strenuous labor".
And despite the evident ingenuity and strenuous labor that went into it, "The Cabin in the Woods" does not quite work.
For now he is trying to appreciate having a break — even if it's mostly unpaid — from a year and a half of strenuous labor.
GCS's thresher speeds up the process, can be transported around to other farms, and reduces the strenuous labor associated with these traditional methods.
But as effort and reward become ever more disconnected, what happens when strenuous labor is met with little money, or reward comes effortlessly, sometimes via inheritance?
The tradition of large, hearty breakfasts began with hard-working people who needed to fuel up for a morning of strenuous labor.
The platform draft, perfected by the Committee on Resolutions, headed by Senator Key Pittman of Nevada, after many hours of strenuous labor, was presented to the convention soon after it was called to order this evening.
Writers like to emphasize the psychology in their work, their strenuous labor toward depth and verisimilitude; they're less inclined to talk about how few decent synonyms exist for "good".
Another question confounding researchers is whether the physiology of blacks here has evolved to use less energy and therefore fewer calories to accomplish the long walks and strenuous labor that are a fact of life for many blacks.
They perform strenuous labor in hostile environments, all for very little pay.
Working there, undoubtedly, is hard and strenuous labor.
