Sentence examples for strenuous holiday from inspiring English sources
Worn by a strenuous holiday Mrs. Baxter found herself on Broadway, near a cinema palace noted for its famous collection of Giottos.
But the rush never materialised, and the Monte Rosa spent the prewar years cruising in the North Sea under the management, after Hitler came to power, of the Nazi "strength through joy" programme of strenuous exercise and cheap holidays.
I am sent brochures for cruise liners, lecture tours of Greek islands, walking holidays - not too strenuous - in the foothills of the Pyrenees, all clearly targeted at the retired and able-bodied who want to catch up on the places they have missed so far.
Fridays I've been quite ill" (Andrew, 40s); "[T] he holiday travel exertion was too strenuous… [I] collapsed (Wanda, 50s)." "[I] walk… on Thursdays.
Fridays I've been quite ill" (Andrew, 40s); "[T] he holiday travel exertion was too strenuous… [I] collapsed (Wanda, 50s)." All of the participants reported cognitive triggers such as reading, writing, and computer work, watching television, and listening to the radio.
The father loved the outdoors, was unhappy in an office, led his sons and sometimes his daughters on strenuous outdoor excursions, and made Christmas and other holidays very special events.
Older people and children on Easter school holidays have been urged to avoid any strenuous activity at all.
Yet there are also families that, through strenuous efforts and maybe a splash of divine intervention, find ways to absorb the holiday spirit and come together.
If running sounds a bit too strenuous, however, BorrowMyDoggy enables you to borrow local dogs for walks or offer pet-sitting and holiday care.
