Sentence examples for strenuous stage from inspiring English sources

The defendant peered up and squinted through his lenses, a strenuous stage squint meant to show the jurors that Clark was doing his level best to determine if these old bones were any he ought to recognize.

Froome and co will pedal northwards on Saturday – at quite what speed is in the lap of the wind gods as this breeze will be in their faces – for what should be a sprint stage where such as Mark Cavendish and Dan McLay will do battle before the next major test, Sunday's strenuous stage through the Alpine foothills, with the super-category climb of the Grand Colombier.

Voeckler, unlike his fellow fugitives on Thursday, is a strong climber and won a strenuous mountain stage in the Route du Sud race in France last month.

Results: A strenuous level of exercise was achieved.

Men also had the option of joining a number of societies, including those that conducted a strenuous tribal initiation and staged an annual winter solstice celebration, or soyal.

In Delaware, Ms. Palin all but created the Tea Party candidate Christine O'Donnell, helping thrust her onto the national political stage over the strenuous objections of the Republican elite in Washington.

Best broken into nine stages of about 15 strenuous, hilly miles each, the chevron-shaped trail starts at Knighton and ends at Welshpool, both of which are served by trains from Shrewsbury.

As they prepared to sink another tube, I said, "What's a first-stage smog alert?" "Avoid driving, avoid strenuous activity," Wells answered.

Katsouranis's advice notwithstanding, the stage seems set for a deluge of strenuous geopolitically-inflected punditry.

Opens Oct. 8. (212-353-0303) www.vineyardtheatre.org "METAMORPHOSES" Ovid's epic adapted for the stage by the director Mary Zimmerman, whose physically strenuous and visually vivid previous work includes "The Notebooks of Leonardo a Vinci" and "The Odyssey".

The "Cavalleria," however, was too gloomy in its lighting scheme and strenuous in its blocking, with singers rotated relentlessly on a stage turntable.