Sentence examples for the less strenuous from inspiring English sources

Robert Hanson Harrison was in the process of turning down his appointment in order to accept the less strenuous office of Chancellor of Maryland.

In the delta older women in long black robes, younger ones in more colourful cottons, and children over age 6 help with the less strenuous tasks.

153 miles, 12 days recommended to complete Farnham, Surrey, to Dover One of the less strenuous trails, this one largely follows the route of the ancient Pilgrims' Way, from Winchester to Canterbury.

Playing in the Beijing Olympics had been one of her stated reasons for returning to the game last year, but she chose to skip the singles tournament and focus on the less strenuous doubles.

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In the late nineteen-thirties, Ross entered into talks with Woollcott about retuning to The New Yorker on the less strenuous schedule of forty columns a year, but that idea was scrapped when the magazine published "Big Nemo," a three-part Profile of Woollcott by Gibbs.

This isn't my favourite of Clowes's books; I prefer the altogether less strenuous Wilson, Mister Wonderful and Ghost World.

Much is made in England of the benefits of less strenuous weekly competition but there is another side to this.

This was dangerous because, even though the work was less strenuous than what I'd been used to, here too I had to operate a machine which demanded accurate handling.

Vigorous exercise has already been shown to alleviate symptoms of depression, but the effect of less strenuous activities was unclear.

Since almost every shot required digital manipulation, the postproduction process was no less strenuous than the shoot.