"strenuous fight" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing a difficult or intense battle or struggle. For example: "The soldiers engaged in a strenuous fight against the enemy forces, but eventually emerged victorious."
Bush prevailed after a strenuous fight, including an especially brutal effort by the Bush campaign in the South Carolina primary.
Bush ultimately prevailed after a strenuous fight, including an especially brutal effort by the Bush campaign in the South Carolina primary.
The film pretty much evaporates at the close, as if the production had to wrap early in time for lunch, and Griffin's character is left shamefully dangling, but not before he and David have enjoyed a strenuous fight, jump-cutting from war zone to road to river with every punch.
After he came to, he would say, "How tired I am!" This was thought to refer to the strenuous battle he fought in the clouds.
All informants remarked that they had made strenuous efforts to fight the various kinds of cheating, but it was agreed that they still had a long way to go.
And you need an Oberyn who delivers what you need as an actor and pull off the extremely strenuous side of that fight, which we shot over several days.
After Floyd Mayweather Jr. dispatched another overmatched opponent Saturday night, in a welterweight title fight less strenuous than many of his sparring sessions, the debate about his place in boxing history resumed.
For 10 strenuous minutes, the fish fought as I alternately raised the rod and reeled.
When we fight an urge, it feels like a strenuous effort, as if there were a homunculus in the head that physically impinged on a persistent antagonist.
Exercise been clinically proven to fight depression, anxiety, and stress.[1] All forms of strenuous exercise provide this benefit, so choose an exercise activity that you enjoy!
