'It is a fucking awesome play but they are not used to having to work that hard, to invest in something that arduous but rewarding.' She describes it as 'the most difficult and the most fulfilling thing I have ever done'.
Anyone seeking a break from civilisation would be better advised to take up something less arduous, like sailing alone around the world or doing up a cottage in Provence.The publicity given to the Tasaday has overshadowed Mr Elizalde's work protecting other minorities, equally deserving, though less newsy.
BP Eels have something of an arduous life cycle, and their dwindling stocks are causing alarm.
"Smart is smart — there's no such thing as being a 'bad test-taker.' " For him, the more arduous something was to achieve or to appreciate, the more worthwhile it was.
The news and weather feed resident within an app that also provides timer and brush guide information is a clever match-up that turns what could be a chore into something far less arduous.
The word peine, meaning penalty or punishment, also is used to signify arduous labour, something accomplished with great effort.
Only after Finn's initial burst did James Anderson find some rhythm and begin to give the impression that bowling was something other than an arduous burden.
And, at first hearing, it's something of a trial — demanding and arduous, like so much of modern music.
At that price, the arduous process of extracting something useful from the country's plentiful deposits of tar-like "heavy oil" was barely profitable.
But Matsui and Suzuki were mostly quiet in a game that featured Japan's two best players, so the search to find something, anything, that linked them was arduous.
