Sentence examples for taxing days from inspiring English sources

"I can't remember four more taxing days.

Lee Westwood cut the figure of a relieved man after finishing what he described as "four taxing days" at Royal Birkdale, in 20 over par.

Her golf over four taxing days at the Broadmoor's East Course was so fetching, Seo might be known by nightfall Monday as the 66th United States Women's Open champion.

On these taxing days, when we become a defiantly bipartisan nation of whiners convinced that we are handing over to the Internal Revenue Service our blood and sweat and mother's milk, our pound of flesh and firstborn young, maybe it's time for a little perspective.

Essex endured a taxing day of leather-chasing here, but for Ravi Bopara there were agonies of a more personal nature to contend with as he sat, or rather lay flat, in the St Lawrence dressing rooms.

Taxing Day at the Office Ukraine businessmen were summoned to a civil-defense camp by Prime Minister Pustovoi-tenko, who vowed not to let them go home until they agreed to pay tax arrears.

Despite Labour's pre-election pledges, they are braced for higher taxes; days after the election, a Gallup poll found that 86% of those questioned expected them.

Perhaps it was even the last-minute strain on the system, though failing on tax days is like giving up a grand slam during game seven of the World Series when you're an electronic transfer site.

As a Swede, I agree our winters are dreary, and tax days can be pretty bitter.

If getting drunk, wasting tax days, and coasting through work are your thing, Spring Training is your dream vacation.

Five months after the city implemented its penny-per-ounce tax on all manner of sugar-sweetened beverages, lower-income residents had reduced their consumption by 21%, compared to the pre-tax days.