Sentence examples for strenuous close from inspiring English sources

We pre-recorded her offstage voices so she could preserve her strength for the strenuous close of Act 2. Typically, her onstage performances were pitch-perfect and no one was the wiser.

Landscapes and strenuous close-ups dominated Peter Weir's The Way Back, the visually impressive but dramatically lax story of wartime prisoners walking to freedom from Siberia during World War II.

For a less strenuous hike close to the guesthouse, there is an excellent tree-top canopy walk along a series of rope-and-plank suspension bridges 15m above the ground.

"When you have an injury... it works against you unless you're plugged in with [the right people]." After quitting physics at Hughes Research Laboratory, Jackson opted for a less strenuous job that was close to home.

It took several bottles of bleach and some strenuous scrubbing before I could close my eyes in that room.

In factories, robots are able to take over physically strenuous and also difficult work in close proximity to humans.

Yet, in 1989 when German Chancellor Helmut Kohl first floated the concept, it met with strenuous opposition from two of America's closest European allies--Margaret Thatcher's Britain, and Francois Mitterrand's France.

While the training the younger Mill received has aroused amazement and criticism, its most important aspect was the close association it fostered with the strenuous character and vigorous intellect of his father.

It may not be as strenuous as time travel, but it's a close second.

Health officials have advised people with respiratory problems or cardiovascular disease to stay inside with their windows closed and suggested that everyone curtail strenuous outdoor exercise.

The information on strenuous exercise is scarce; however, women who engage in such activities require close medical supervision.