strenuousness

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• The National Weather Service has already put out an alert to advise people from doing strenuous activities in the hottest hours of the day and to stay extra hydrated.

• There’s excellent hiking around Lake Atitlán, too, including a strenuous four-mile jaunt to the summit of Volcán San Pedro, at 9,908 feet.

• This is a more strenuous hike that will test your limits, but you’ll get a good variety of solo hiking as well as some populated areas and campsites, if you’re in need of some emergency socialization.

• Electric mowers are much, much lighter than their gas-guzzling brothers, so a push mower may not be as strenuous to operate as you think.

• This one is 2 inches taller than most conventional toilets, making it easier and less strenuous to sit and do your business.

• His body has endured harsh heat and constant strenuous activity.

• Endorphins are released during sex, just as they are during a strenuous workout.

• But a glitch has the video stuck in permaload mode and my patience is running thin after that strenuous hour of “math”.

• Socratic dialogue during strenuous exercise: take that, effete philosophers!

• She saw women carrying firewood, and how long it took, how strenuous, and the effect it was having on their health.

• A strenuous worker, Mr. Johnstone, like most men who have no hobby, did not long survive his retirement from active business life.

• The strenuous efforts made by the Spaniards to secure their release are fully referred to in Chap.

• Christianity has been for fifteen hundred years the religion of the brilliant, brave, and strenuous races in the world.

• Philip Livingston, a signer and a strenuous advocate for the declaration of independence, died.