After a half-century as one of the profession's pre-eminent voices, he could take the gold in Olympic name-dropping, an event for which Schaap trains strenuously in his book.
For a long time, many classically trained musicians begged strenuously to differ, but after decades of snobbish disregard, George Gershwin, the songwriter who composed "Porgy and Bess" and "An American in Paris," has finally become a fit subject for academic scholarship, inspiring countless articles and monographs about his life and work.
He agreed with prosecutors that his men had indeed got arms and training in Greece, which strenuously denies it.Still, international human-rights groups have sharply criticised Turkey over its handling of the trial.
Indeed, as I wrote in 2010, his "approach to environmental campaigning seems drawn from the 'year of living strenuously' he endured training to reach peak performance as a long-distance skier".
During the F.D.A. review, some drug makers strenuously opposed mandatory physician training.
While I will strenuously argue that more intensive training and support can help, we can't do it without keeping women engaged in politics at all levels, from voting, to running campaigns, to writing checks, to being those elected officials.
It's a reasonable question, I guess, but how do you train for daylong strenuous exercise without spending days strenuously exercising?
During this period Chatton delivered an important set of lectures in which Ockhamism is strenuously criticized (probably in London), completed his training at Oxford, and attained the final academic rank marking that achievement, regent master, in academic year 1329 1330.[4] Later career in Avignon, and death (1332 to 1343/4).
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Ever since training camp began more than two weeks ago, the Giants had strenuously denied that the star defensive lineman Osi Umenyiora's holdout was a distraction.
They exercised strenuously, were frequently moving about, taking up sports, or in training, or were hunting, fishing, boating.
