Sentence examples for such a laborious from inspiring English sources

SELDOM can such a laborious public policy have been devoted to such a futile end.

("Still a mystery why its architects engaged in such a laborious endeavor," he said. "I can relate").

"It means a great deal, partly because of who was judging it, but also because it's such a laborious form; it's nice to have your work appreciated".

More likely, though, than such a laborious airlift would be the insertion of lighter troops, such as the 101st Airborne (the "Screaming Eagles"), with their Apache helicopters.

Accompanied by Threads of Peru, an NGO dedicated to the preservation of the traditional Quechua weaving traditions, I had the rare opportunity to meet and speak with the women of Rumira, talking about their daily routines, the process of weaving, and raising children while working such a laborious life.

I thought the final 100 pages were terrific, it's just a shame that Rowling took such a long, laborious route to get there.

I think of it as a fascist rhapsody posing as a metaphor of liberation, and I would deliver a long tirade against it if it weren't such a dog such a laborious and foolish waste of time.

To clear Tikrit of such obstacles is a laborious process.

The unsuccessful versions, even though of interest, are never documented, because such documentation is a laborious task and unrewarding task not rewarded.

If so, the chance has come earlier than many had anticipated, the 2000 Olympic gold medallist having plotted such a convoluted and laborious course to the top it has often felt like his scheme was to establish his hegemony sometime in 2042, possibly by defeating an octogenarian Evander Holyfield after an eliminator against the ashes of George Foreman.

Why embark on such a difficult and laborious journey?