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The attempts to unbalance riders during the most grueling climbs.

The world's most grueling auto race certainly knows how to raise a thrill.

Even the most grueling landscapes are the face of nature—and inanimate objects.

It was frankly the most grueling process I had ever faced in my life.

The Scripps National Spelling Bee is the most grueling of all timeless American sporting events.

The White House chief of staff's post is arguably the most grueling job in Washington.

Laver has long said it was one of the most grueling matches of his career.

Women have asked to, and proven they can, perform the most grueling tasks in the military.

So he is a PR genius, but it is the most grueling thing you can imagine.

But for many people who work behind a stove, the most grueling aspect is the schedule.

Employees say it is one of the fastest-paced and most grueling roles in the warehouse.

It's just the right length to get you through even the most grueling Game of Thrones binges.

With 72 U.S. patents, Ormat's power solutions have been refined and perfected under the most grueling environmental conditions.

If he could remain hopeful after decades covering one of the world's most grueling conflicts, we all could.

The course, known to be one of the service's most grueling, prepares officers to lead grunts in combat.

After nearly two years, the most grueling and contentious election in modern history is finally coming to a close.

What I mean is that one of the hardest and most grueling encounters in STALKER is its very first.

The study was conducted with US soldiers whose jobs require to stay alert even during the most grueling hours.

The stylistic matchup between pressure fighter and boxer-puncher has provided some of boxing's most grueling, back-and-forth fights.

Clinton formally conceded the race Wednesday, ending one of the most grueling and bitter White House fights in modern times.

But she was also bullied by her sister and cousin for wearing boys' clothes and tasked with the most grueling chores.

Developing the internal rules for how The Dragon Prince works, however, was one of the most grueling aspects of the process.

Editorial As President Obama's graying hair suggests, the American presidency is perhaps the most grueling and stressful political job there is.

She had been in his position more than once — a political spouse whose partner was concluding the most grueling campaign imaginable.

The Maah Daah Hey Trail is the longest and arguably most grueling single-track mountain biking route in the United States.

I took the Staad to CES in Las Vegas this January, putting it through the most grueling test on my annual schedule.

It becomes painfully clear: being a drone pilot is one of the most grueling and taxing jobs of the twenty-first century.

But Stage 9 — the most grueling, thrilling day of the 104th Tour so far — finished with Froome still wearing the leader's jersey.

By the same token, the "F-word" is the most grueling, painstaking and demanding aspect of building something special from the ground up.

Dubbed "workout-proof," the buds are both fully waterproof and sweatproof, meaning even they won't falter during even the most grueling of workouts.

Vice President Pence on Wednesday announced what he claimed will be the Trump administration's most grueling round of economic sanctions against North Korea.

Though technically open book, the ISAR CAP has a reputation for being one of the most grueling exams in the astrological field. Yes.

For several weeks, I took selections running, rock climbing, tooling about town, and through the most grueling endurance test of all—the washing machine.

For 40 days, the participants will struggle to find food, water and shelter in one of the most grueling and unforgiving environments on earth.

Now, in what amounts to days after Arie called off the engagement, Becca is entering the most grueling search for love on the planet.

Thanks to decades of racing evolution, machines are far more reliable and now can easily go the distance of even the most grueling races.

First, let's all take a moment to pat ourselves on the back for surviving one of the most grueling seasons in all of TV history.

Testing, which starts in Barcelona on Monday, could be the most grueling of all if the cars enjoy good reliability straight out of the box.

The Dakar Rally is considered by many to be the most dangerous, most difficult, and most grueling race on the planet—and for good reason.

Earlier this year, Jasmin Paris, a vet from Edinburgh, won Britain's most grueling ultra-marathon after defeating her nearest challenger, a man, by 15 hours.

But for the army of low-wage retail workers who staff stores on Thanksgiving, the holidays can be the most grueling stretch of the year.

Bradley has cracked the NBA's All-Defensive team twice in his career and is considered one of the most grueling on-ball defenders in the league.

One of the most grueling exercises is called "Noonan's evacuation," a mock casualty rescue based on a real battle and evacuation that took place in Vietnam.

Katie Ledecky breezed to her third gold medal of the world championships, backing off a bit on her most grueling night of the meet in Budapest.

PVH did with the Trump brand what it does best: outsourced the production of the billionaire's clothing to countries with the world's cheapest and most grueling factories.

With all due respect to the masochists in the Tour de France, the 2,200-mile bike race is not the most grueling endurance event July has to offer.

Remembering that you're there—at least in spirit— cheering your special someone on will be enough to motivate them through even the most grueling day at the office.

"I think it is very brave [to have announced the pregnancy] ahead of one of the most grueling trips they will have to make," a friend tells PEOPLE.

It can be daunting to find a jumping off point for what is undoubtedly one of the most grueling bands in metal history, so that's why I'm here!

Besides, it had been my idea to cycle the Maah Daah Hey Trail, the longest and arguably most grueling single-track mountain biking route in the United States.

A new crop of castaways is divided into teams, according to the contestants' attributes, for what are being billed as the most grueling 39 days in the show's history.

The Aqua Quest Kona pouch will fit most phones, and it's both lightweight yet durable, providing you with a running belt that can handle the most grueling of runs.

David Quinn and Vince Velazquez, veteran homicide detectives from the Atlanta police department, revisit some of the most grueling cases they worked on in this new true-crime series.

Covering approximately 630 nautical miles (1170 km) of the Tasman Sea and notoriously treacherous Bass Strait, the annual race is Australia's premier yachting event and among the world's most grueling.

Five Asian nations, 12 days: President Trump is on the most important and most grueling trip of his presidency, and the longest tour of Asia by a president since 1991.

Is his drive to compete again — the same drive that enabled him to record the world's fastest time in one of the world's most grueling races — fueling an incredible comeback?

The next round is a face-to-face interview, but the final hurdle is most grueling - a two-week, full-time boot-camp at an Andela campus led by senior developers.

He had experience in the military — he'd been in the Air Force from age 19 to 23 — but enlisting as a SEAL requires completing one of the military's most grueling training programs.

Endurance sports may not exactly be a level physiological (or social) playing field, but women do earn, as Guterl did, top overall spots in the most grueling events—which they wouldn't in, say, sprinting.

In Overwatch, on high at 213p, it managed 213 frames per second compared to the Razer's 13, but it's entirely playable, and only the most grueling and taxing games should give the Envy issues.

She reads no newspapers, or social media (perhaps the most grueling tenet of "The Artist's Way" is a week of "reading deprivation"), though an assistant runs a Twitter and Instagram account on her behalf.

One conference change, three years and a self-imposed postseason ban later, the ACC rivals return to the scene of the most grueling games in recent memory Saturday when the Fighting Irish host the Cardinals.

That race, with individual stages of up to 1,250km in all manner of conditions, demands complete focus with only a few hours of snatched sleep along the way in the most grueling challenge in motorsport.

On Monday, she will be back in the water taking part in one of the Olympics' most grueling competitions, the 10km marathon swim, which will take place in the bay near the historic Copacabana Fort.

In fact, the assumption that any one of these women is ready and willing at all times, just waiting for these guys to deign to notice them, is perhaps the most grueling aspect of this show.

Moments after winning one of the most grueling tennis matches of his life, Rafael Nadal sat in his chair, a few tears streaming down his face while the large video screen showed highlights of his remarkable career.

He's already exceeded every low expectation set for a 30-something with a ballooned-up body trying to enter one of the most grueling sports in the world and with no chance of ever getting on the UFC's radar.

But despite a series of exciting team strategies and overtaking moves on Sunday, the series' most grueling and longest race ended again, for the eighth time out of nine editions, with a victory by the driver who started on pole.

While they may look small and fragile without the usual wire attached, the Elite Sport earbuds are designed to withstand even the most grueling run or swim if you're nursing an injury or giving your body a rest from high impact activity.

"It was in this car that Ewy Rosqvist defied all odds to become the first woman to compete in and win one of the most grueling races, the Argentinian Grand Prix, shattering records and the notion that women could not compete," Mercedes said.

Less than a week before the most grueling time of the year for warehouse workers begins in earnest, employees of the immense Amazon fulfillment center in Staten Island known as JFK8 will protest to demand better working conditions from the tech giant.

The Raiders have perhaps the league&aposs most grueling travel schedule with seven games in the Eastern and Central time zone because of matchups with the NFC and AFC East this season and one designated "home" game being played in Mexico City against New England.

Founded in 1928 by a bunch of daredevil Brits, the Inferno is not only the oldest one of its kind, but it's also considered to be the most grueling: The length of the course is 14.9 kilometers, with a drop in altitude of 2770 meters.

To motivate herself, she entered the Spine Race, a competition considered one of the most grueling in the world that she "vowed she would never run" due to the challenging nature of the course, which ascends and descends more than 43,000 feet over the 268-mile trail.

The introduction of the ATP Cup to the southern hemisphere calendar has created the most grueling and entertaining start to the Australian tennis season in memory, as top players chase prize money, ranking points and a team trophy rather than play in grand slam warm-up events.

The weekend before my arrival saw the most grueling incident of all: Two unaccompanied minors, a 16- and a 17-year-old from Honduras, were tortured and killed, and their bodies were found in an alleyway in Tijuana with signs they had been stabbed and strangled.

The conversations they foresaw had nothing to do with Phelps's record-shattering medal haul or with Hackett's defiance of debilitating illnesses during a decade-long dominance of the 1,500-meter freestyle, the most grueling event in the pool, that earned him the nickname Captain Courageous from his fellow Australians.

Other than the car accident, the episode's most grueling moment comes when Helen stands and watches as the director's wife, Carolina (the marvelous Jessica Hecht), all but begs Sasha to stay with her husband's movie, the success of which stands to pull him out of a yearslong depression.

Paid a disclosed $59,000 for the bout, (he also won a $50,000 'Fight of the Night' bonus) what happened in the Octagon between him and Lawler at UFC 189 will remain one of the most grueling spectacles MMA audiences have ever seen in a championship bout for years to come.

But after powering through possibly the most grueling week of travel and meetings of her chancellorship, Ms. Merkel not only proved her physical resilience once again; she also turned a stinging political defeat over her party's preferred candidate into an unexpected last-minute victory by securing the top job for Germany anyway.

Earlier Wednesday, Pamela Cohen posted a statement on Facebook, further stating her family's case for an independent investigation of the iPhone's contents and defending the decision to take her pleas to a public forum: "The past 8 and a half months have been the most grueling and life shattering anyone could imagine," she wrote.

A letter from her longtime physician that she provided last year was all of two pages long, and that's not nearly enough medical detail about a 68-year-old raring to take on one of the most grueling jobs on the planet, let alone a 68-year-old facing a swirl of questions — a swirl, mind you!

Based on how he's played in these playoffs, and how immensely valuable his skills are in a league that lusts after three-point shooting guards who can defend multiple positions at a high level, letting Bradley go—if they do, via trade or in free agency—may be one of the most grueling decisions this Celtics front office ever makes.

This run was honored as one of the "12 Most Grueling Trail Races in North America" by the fall 2001 issue of Trail Runner Magazine.

The Honda Civic Hybrid competed in 24 Hours Nürburgring in 2007, finishing 108th out of 220 teams starting. The twenty-four-hour race is held around the Nürburgring, one of the world's most grueling courses. A Group N spec Honda Civic hybrid raced in the Jim Clark Rally and took second in class.

This was by far the most grueling of the proposed advances: they would approach the French uphill from them. Nauendorf divided his column into several smaller groups, and approached Kandern from several sides, up the steep slopes, by coordinating contact between his column and Latour's, using Maximilian, Count of Merveldt's regiment as the link between them.

His calm court demeanor earned him the nickname of the "Ice Man" or "Ice-Borg." Borg's physical conditioning was unrivalled by contemporaries. He could outlast most of his opponents under the most grueling conditions. Contrary to popular belief, however, this was not due to his exceptionally low resting heart rate, often reported to be near 35 beats per minute.

Accommodations at the park include 58 campsites (51 improved, 7 deluxe), 16 cabins and 2 lodges. A network of hiking and walking trails go throughout the park (one of which has one of the most grueling and difficult disc golf courses in the world). The four main trails are color-coded Orange, Green, White and Blue. Visitors may rent kayaks, by the day or hour.

Some have specialized exclusively in stair climbing races. Prizes, awards, and other accolades are given for the top performers by gender and age group. Stair climbing is one of the most grueling of sports, requiring competitors to move their entire body weight vertically, as well as horizontally. The results of more than 160 races on all continents are evaluated each year for the Towerrunning World Cup.

110 The Rawhide years (1959–65) were some of the most grueling of Eastwood's career, often filming six days a week for an average of 12 hours a day, but some directors still criticized him for not working hard enough.McGilligan, p. 111 By late 1963, Rawhide was beginning to decline in the ratings and lack freshness in the scripts; it was canceled in the middle of the 1965–66 season.McGilligan, p.

Charlotte Motor Speedway at night Once a major part of the NASCAR circuit, North Carolina now only has one track on the schedule, Charlotte. The 167,000-seat Charlotte track is arguably the heart and soul of NASCAR. The track, actually in Concord, hosts three Cup Series events every season, including the NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race (formerly The Winston). Charlotte also hosts NASCAR's longest and most grueling race, the Coca-Cola 600, every May.

The Pacific Crest Trail goes directly through Cajon Pass, and during the hiking season up to several thousand transient hikers will pass through this area after walking one of the hottest, driest, and most grueling sections of desert on the trail. The McDonald's restaurant at the pass happens to be very close to the trail, and it is famous among hikers. Many hikers also spend the night in the one motel at Cajon Pass.

Soldiers cutting up abandoned horse on Crook's "Horsemeat March." Crook's "Horsemeat March" marked the beginning of one of the most grueling marches in American military history. Crook's command consisted of about 2,200 men: 1,500 cavalry, 450 infantry, 240 Indian scouts, and a contingent of civilian employees, including 44 white scouts and packers. Crook's civilian scouts included Frank Grouard, Baptiste “Big Bat” Pourier, Baptiste “Little Bat” Garnier, Captain Jack Crawford and Charles "Buffalo Chips" White.

3, 27 November 1908 Papke lost the fourth and final meeting by unanimous decision before a large crowd in Colma, California, near San Francisco, on July 5, 1909. It was a particularly savage encounter and lasted 20 rounds. One source wrote that of all their fights it was "the bloodiest and most grueling". Ketchel was reported to have broken his right hand in the sixth, and Papke a bone in his left.

Due to the severe labor shortage during the war, Detroit companies began employing African Americans, but they were typically given the most grueling and dangerous jobs with low pay. For the first time, blacks and whites were in constant close proximity, resulting in hostile everyday interracial encounters. Whites accused blacks of forming a "bump club" in which members would purposely bump and shove white people in public places, on sidewalks and on the bus.

The Chinese have been settling in Malaysia for many centuries, as seen in the emergence of the Peranakan culture, but the exodus peaked during the nineteenth century through trading and tin-mining. When they first arrived, the Chinese often worked the most grueling jobs like tin mining and railway construction. Later on, some of them owned businesses that became large conglomerates in today's Malaysia. Most Chinese are Tao Buddhist and retain strong cultural ties to their ancestral homeland.

Sugar cane was one of the most grueling and dangerous crops slaves were forced to cultivate. Harvesting cane required backbreaking long days in sugar cane fields under the hot island sun. Sugar cane spoiled quickly after harvest, and the milling process was slow and inefficient, forcing the mill and boiling house to operate 24 hours a day during harvest season. Sugar mills and boiling houses were two of the most dangerous places for slaves to work on sugar plantations.

However, success was not without its price. The Rawhide years were undoubtedly the most grueling of his life, and at first, from July until April, they filmed six days a week for an average of twelve hours a day. Although it never won Emmy stature, Rawhide earned critical acclaim and won the American Heritage Award as the best Western series on TV and it was nominated several times for best episode by the Writer's and Director's Guilds.

The Regals finished the longest and most grueling season ever in mid-April 1970 as Canadian Hardy Cup Champions of Canada. The year did not start well with players being scarce and the team seeming unable to jell. The addition of Dave Parenteau was a great help and after Christmas things started to happen. The Regals finished second in the regular season standings and faced, and then defeated, Comox in the first round of the playoffs.

In 1968, Mazda went racing with the Cosmo. They selected one of the most grueling tests in Europe to prove the reliability of the rotary engine, the 84-hour Marathon de la Route at the legendary Nürburgring circuit in Germany. Two mostly stock Cosmos were entered, along with 58 other cars. One major change to the cars' 10A engines was the addition of a novel side- and peripheral-port intake system: A butterfly valve switched from the side to the peripheral port as RPMs increased.

Rehearsals began in January 2012 in a New York studio, and lasted for 12 hours. Rappers Nicki Minaj and M.I.A., who had collaborated on Madonna's single "Give Me All Your Luvin, said that the rehearsals were "the most grueling thing [they had] ever done and wouldn't expect anything else, calling it an 'epic learning experience. Minaj confirmed her performance in the show with a Twitter message, and rapper will.i.am confirmed that the American electronic dance music group LMFAO would also join Madonna for the event.

Ulvert M. Moore retired to Ulithi and remained there from 6 to 18 February before departing with other ships of CortRon 70 and Tulagi, as part of TU 50.7.3 to provide antisubmarine protection for the carriers which would furnish close air support for the forces attacking Iwo Jima. The ship thus began her most grueling period, as she steamed continuously for 78 days to support this operation and the subsequent one against Okinawa. The destroyer escort operated with Tulagi and, later, , southeast of Okinawa.

Eric Solorzano's SCORE Class 11 race vehicle SCORE Class 11 is a stock production Volkswagen sedan class that competes in the SCORE off-road race series, including the Baja 1000, Baja 500, Baja Sur 500, San Felipe 250 and the SCORE Desert Challenge. Class 11 is the most grueling of all off-road race vehicles as they are stock Volkswagen Beetles with modifications limited to safety, reinforcement and ground clearance. Class 11 repeat champion Eric Solórzano was featured in Dust to Glory, a documentary on the Baja 1000.

Armament of a frigate in Brest, 1773 The 1700s opened with the War of the Spanish Succession, over a decade long, followed by the War of the Austrian Succession in the 1740s. Principal engagements of these wars include the Battle of Vigo Bay and two separate Battles of Cape Finisterre in 1747. The most grueling conflict for the Navy, however, was the Seven Years' War, in which it was virtually destroyed. Significant actions include the Battle of Cap-Français, the Battle of Quiberon Bay, and another Battle of Cape Finisterre.

Backderf's comic strip The City appeared in over 140 publications, mostly free weekly newspapers, starting with the now-defunct Cleveland Edition in 1990, including: The Village Voice, The Chicago Reader, Cleveland Scene, Miami New Times, Houston Press, Pittsburgh City Paper, The Providence Phoenix, and Washington City Paper. In 2014, Derf announced that he was discontinuing The City to focus on graphic novels. Strips from The City were collected in The City: The World’s Most Grueling Comic Strip (SLG Publishing, 2003) and a four-volume series of comic books, True Stories (Alternative Comics, 2015, 2016, 2018).

Memorial of Tom Simpson, who died near the summit during the 1967 Tour de France Mont Ventoux is the scene of one of the most grueling climbs in the Tour de France bicycle race, which has ascended the mountain fifteen times since 1951. See also Julian Barnes's "Tour de France 2000," (pages 71-89), in his book of essays, Something to Declare (2002). The followed trail mostly passes through Bédoin. Its fame as a scene of great Tour dramas has made it a magnet for cyclists around the world.

Belafonte's version used lyrics adapted by Burgie and Attaway, though Belafonte is also credited. Burgie later described "Day-O" as "a song about struggle, about black people in a colonized life doing the most grueling work", saying "a lot of my work is based on songs and ditties that I've heard in the Caribbean". The song "Jamaica Farewell" was later recorded by Jimmy Buffett, Carly Simon and others. Belafonte recorded other songs written by Burgie, including "Island in the Sun", one of ten Burgie compositions on his 1957 album Belafonte Sings of the Caribbean.

Beginning with the 2019-20 season, the Saints announced Brent Brekke as the 15th head coach in program history. St. Lawrence's biggest hockey rival is Clarkson University, located in Potsdam, ten miles from the St. Lawrence campus. For many years, the swing through the North Country has been considered to be one of the most grueling road trips in college hockey. St. Lawrence plays its home hockey games at Appleton Arena, a classic old time hockey barn which has seen many upgrades since opening in 1950 with a 4–2 St. Lawrence win over Dartmouth College.

Chasing the Horizon takes a look at a team's preparation for the Tecate SCORE Baja 1000, one of the most grueling off-road racing events in the world. It is known as such because of the extreme conditions which the race is set in, the length of the race, and spectators have even been known to set up booby traps on the course for their own entertainment. The team that the film takes a look at is a rookie trio called Team Horizon. Milo Brown is an ex-con and junkyard owner but is also the team's captain.

Whereas the original film played to a more materialistic idea of success, Zemeckis considered Part III more of a "human journey" with spiritual overtones. The shooting of the Back to the Future sequels, which were shot back-to-back throughout 1989, reunited much of the crew of the original. The films were shot over the course of 11 months, save for a three-week hiatus between filming of Parts II and III. The most grueling part was editing Part II while filming Part III, and Zemeckis bore the brunt of the process over a three-week period.

Web London as the epitome of the HRT guy is a strong, loyal friend especially to his team members and their families. He, naturally, has issues dealing with his own issues. Yet, in this instance, he is unusually motivated to continue his therapy since he's the one that really wants to know what happened. As much as Baldacci paints HRT as real American heroes, by delving into this psychological side of the story he also points out the character deficiencies that cause these men to go through the most grueling training and then to subject themselves to the greatest danger.

Born in Barmouth, Wales, Williams grew up in Rugby, England, his family having moved there when he was a toddler. He started to box from the age of 10. He turned professional in 1946 and was known for his scientific approach in the ring, with one of his greatest fights being a bout with Jack Gardner on 17 July 1950 in Leicester. It was a Commonwealth title eliminator fight and he lost on points, and according to the BBC it was rated as one of the most grueling bouts ever staged in Britain and left both boxers requiring a night in hospital.

Brigadier General George R. Crook, one of the U.S. Army's ablest Indian fighters led the "Horsemeat March", one of the most grueling military expeditions in American history destroying Oglala Chief American Horse's village at Slim Buttes and repelling a counter-attack by Crazy Horse. The American public was fixed on news of the defeat of General George Custer at the Battle of Little Bighorn; and war correspondents with national newspapers fought alongside General Crook and reported the events. The Battle of Slim Buttes signaled a series of punitive blows that ultimately broke Sioux armed resistance to reservation captivity and forced their loss of the Black Hills "Paha Sapa".Greene, p.xiii-xiv.

Joe Walcott. Considered perhaps his most memorable fight, McGuigan battled Joe Walcott, widely considered one of the greatest welterweights and pound-for-pound boxers of all time, on June 5, 1893 at Caledonian Park Hall in Newark, NJ. The bout was one of a number of exhibitions held that night and the event was the first ever to feature a brass band, an innovation at the time, to entertain spectators between bouts. Notable fighters in attendance included Bob Fitzsimmons, George Dixon, and Jack McAuliffe. McGuigan and Walcott's fight lasted the full ten rounds and was reported at the time as one of the most grueling and savage fights in history.

The I-500 has been known to be the most grueling snowmobile race of all time next to the Iron Dog in Alaska. Ski-Doo racer Bryan Dyrdahl currently holds the Pro 600 record at the I-500 at 5 wins (2000, 2004, 2006, 2008, 2009). Arctic Cat racer Justin Morken currently holds the record as the youngest racer to ever finish the I-500 (14 years, 16 days old in 2007). On April 18, 2009, USCC Racing president Pat Mach announced at the USCC year-end awards ceremony in the Arrowood resort in Alexandria, Minnesota, that the USCC plans to race the original I-500 from Winnipeg to St. Paul in 2012.

In 1874, elements of the regiment operated against Indian tribes raiding ranches and mines in the Wyoming territory. Several companies participated in the 1876 campaign. Soon after the Battle of the Little Bighorn in June 1876, four companies from the regiment (Companies B, C, F, and I) participated in the Horsemeat March, one of the most grueling marches in American military history, and the Battle of Slim Buttes. Captain James Kennington led Company B during the Battle of Slim Buttes; a year later Kennington was the Officer of the Day at Camp Robinson and escorted Crazy Horse to the guardhouse when the captured Lakota war leader was killed on 5 September 1877.

Upon his return, Thomson revealed to the squad that during his medical leave, he was told that the doctors were concerned that his mysterious problems were heart related. Moretti was elected as squad leader, and was forced to lead the squad through the most grueling workout yet, during which Thomson was sent back to the medics, with his condition worsening. During mission preparation, Meyer pretended to faint so he could take a break in the extreme heat, while Moretti accidentally hit Brown in the face, leading to her also having to take lengthy time-out. Moretti however wondered about the legitimacy of Brown's sickness due to her profession as an actress, leading to a distrust between the pair.

Ward was born in Franklin, Louisiana on May 3, 1891, but found his way to Hollywood during the height of the making of the black and white westerns appearing in over 160 such films as mostly an uncredited bit and background actor. He was credited in The Ghost Rider (1935) as Henchman Chalky, Texas Stampede (1939) as Ave Avery, Rainbow Riders (1934) as Texarkana Pete aka The Candy Kid and in Lightning Bill (1934) as Ranch hand Red. Ward was a work horse appearing in 42 films during the years of 1931 and 1932 alone during the most grueling era of The Great Depression when people turned to the entertainment world of film as a diversion from that dark and uncertain time in America history.

Another source claims that on June 11, while training for the American Derby in Chicago, Burgoo King bowed a tendon and would not race again for almost two years. That Burgoo King did not race from around mid-1932 until mid-1934 is a fact, but the National Sporting Library's Thoroughbred Heritage website says that he was referred to as being "far from robust" by turf writers. As such, he may have had a minor ankle injury that kept him out of the Belmont but would have healed enough in time for the American Derby a week later. Or, his handlers may simply have chosen not to risk injuring the suddenly valuable colt over the Belmont's 1½ mile distance, the longest and most grueling of the Triple Crown races.

The most grueling of the civic activities which Gordon found himself involved in during the early 50s were the welcomes for soldiers returning from the war in Korea. Over 500,000 men came home through the Army's Seattle Port of Embarkation a/k/a "Welcome Lane" during a three-year period. Each welcome included bands, movie stars, politicians, military leaders, and Barclay's "Can Can Girls" as well as the ever-present serpentine and parades along the piers and through downtown Seattle. In addition to welcoming home the soldiers, Welcome Lane greeted VIPs and dignitaries from General Douglas MacArthur Seattle Post-Intelligencer, November 15, 1951, page 7-8 and the Secretary of the Army, to all 50 of the nation's governors in Seattle for a National Governors Conference with President Eisenhower.

After passing by Hakone-Yumoto Station, the runners run past (or in earlier editions, run through) the Kanreidoumon Gallery to begin their climbs, and pass by various Hakone sights such as the Fujiya Hotel, Hakone Kowakien, a railroad crossing for the Hakone Tozan Line, and Hakone Keimei Gakuen before reaching the highest point of National Route 1 at 16.2 km. Finally, the runners run through the town of Moto-Hakone under the Torii of Hakone Shrine at 19 km, and reach the finish line at Lake Ashi. Colloquially called , leg 5 is considered to be one of the most grueling sections of the race that sees runners climb up to 874 m at the highest point of leg. While almost all competitors forego tank tops and opt to dress in long sleeved apparel to combat the low temperatures, leg 5 sometimes sees runners fall to conditions such as hypothermia and hypoglycemia due to its trying nature.

" Another review aggregator, Metacritic, assigned the film a weighted average score of 60 out of 100, based on 44 reviews from mainstream critics, indicating to be "mixed or average reviews". CinemaScore polls conducted during Lone Survivors opening weekend of wide release reported that male and female audiences gave the film a rare "A+" (on an A+ to F scale), with exit polls showing that 57% of the audience was male, while 57% was at least 30 years of age or older. Justin Chang, writing for Variety magazine, gave the film a positive review and called it "the most grueling and sustained American combat picture since Black Hawk Down, as well as a prime example of how impressive physical filmmaking can overcome even fundamental deficiencies in script and characterization." Alonso Duralde, writing for The Wrap, stated, "The film never makes a grand statement about whether or not the war in Afghanistan is, per se, a mistake, but it does portray war itself as a disgusting folly.

This quick, but difficult hill climb up the Avoriaz would separate the handful of riders with a legitimate chance winning the general classification from the rest of the field as the Tour entered its third, final, and by far most grueling week. The stage was won by Zoetemelk, with Van Impe being placed second as Thévenet claimed third twenty seconds behind Van Impe. Merckx finished nearly two minutes behind Zoetemelk in tenth place and while Thurau finished outside the Top 10, he, perhaps surprisingly, did not fall out of contention as he now was in second place in the general classification, 0:11 behind the new leader Bernard Thévenet. With a difficult hilly stage, and then two major mountain stages over the next three days, which would decide the 1977 Tour de France, Merckx was now in third place at 0:25 back, Van Impe was fourth at 0:33, Kuiper was fifth at 0:49 and Zoetemelk moved from 10th place nearly four minutes behind the leader, up to 6th place just over one minute behind Thévenet.

The attempts to unbalance riders during the most grueling climbs. from The New York Times
The world's most grueling auto race certainly knows how to raise a thrill. from People
Even the most grueling landscapes are the face of nature—and inanimate objects. from Vice
It was frankly the most grueling process I had ever faced in my life. from Refinery 29
The Scripps National Spelling Bee is the most grueling of all timeless American sporting events. from The Verge
The White House chief of staff's post is arguably the most grueling job in Washington. from The New York Times
Laver has long said it was one of the most grueling matches of his career. from The New York Times
Women have asked to, and proven they can, perform the most grueling tasks in the military. from The New York Times
So he is a PR genius, but it is the most grueling thing you can imagine. from Vox
But for many people who work behind a stove, the most grueling aspect is the schedule. from Vice
Employees say it is one of the fastest-paced and most grueling roles in the warehouse. from The Verge
It's just the right length to get you through even the most grueling Game of Thrones binges. from Refinery 29
With 72 U.S. patents, Ormat's power solutions have been refined and perfected under the most grueling environmental conditions. from CNBC
If he could remain hopeful after decades covering one of the world's most grueling conflicts, we all could. from The New York Times
The course, known to be one of the service's most grueling, prepares officers to lead grunts in combat. from Business Insider
After nearly two years, the most grueling and contentious election in modern history is finally coming to a close. from Business Insider
What I mean is that one of the hardest and most grueling encounters in STALKER is its very first. from Vice
The study was conducted with US soldiers whose jobs require to stay alert even during the most grueling hours. from Business Insider
The stylistic matchup between pressure fighter and boxer-puncher has provided some of boxing's most grueling, back-and-forth fights. from Vice
Clinton formally conceded the race Wednesday, ending one of the most grueling and bitter White House fights in modern times. from The Hill
But she was also bullied by her sister and cousin for wearing boys' clothes and tasked with the most grueling chores. from CNN
Developing the internal rules for how The Dragon Prince works, however, was one of the most grueling aspects of the process. from The Verge
Editorial As President Obama's graying hair suggests, the American presidency is perhaps the most grueling and stressful political job there is. from The New York Times
She had been in his position more than once — a political spouse whose partner was concluding the most grueling campaign imaginable. from The New York Times
The Maah Daah Hey Trail is the longest and arguably most grueling single-track mountain biking route in the United States. from The New York Times
I took the Staad to CES in Las Vegas this January, putting it through the most grueling test on my annual schedule. from The Verge
It becomes painfully clear: being a drone pilot is one of the most grueling and taxing jobs of the twenty-first century. from Gizmodo
But Stage 9 — the most grueling, thrilling day of the 104th Tour so far — finished with Froome still wearing the leader's jersey. from The New York Times
By the same token, the "F-word" is the most grueling, painstaking and demanding aspect of building something special from the ground up. from CNBC
Dubbed "workout-proof," the buds are both fully waterproof and sweatproof, meaning even they won't falter during even the most grueling of workouts. from Business Insider
Vice President Pence on Wednesday announced what he claimed will be the Trump administration's most grueling round of economic sanctions against North Korea. from The Hill
Though technically open book, the ISAR CAP has a reputation for being one of the most grueling exams in the astrological field. Yes. from The New York Times
For several weeks, I took selections running, rock climbing, tooling about town, and through the most grueling endurance test of all—the washing machine. from Wired
For 40 days, the participants will struggle to find food, water and shelter in one of the most grueling and unforgiving environments on earth. from People
Now, in what amounts to days after Arie called off the engagement, Becca is entering the most grueling search for love on the planet. from Refinery 29
Thanks to decades of racing evolution, machines are far more reliable and now can easily go the distance of even the most grueling races. from Wired
First, let's all take a moment to pat ourselves on the back for surviving one of the most grueling seasons in all of TV history. from Mashable
Testing, which starts in Barcelona on Monday, could be the most grueling of all if the cars enjoy good reliability straight out of the box. from Reuters
The Dakar Rally is considered by many to be the most dangerous, most difficult, and most grueling race on the planet—and for good reason. from Vice
Earlier this year, Jasmin Paris, a vet from Edinburgh, won Britain's most grueling ultra-marathon after defeating her nearest challenger, a man, by 15 hours. from CNN
But for the army of low-wage retail workers who staff stores on Thanksgiving, the holidays can be the most grueling stretch of the year. from CNN
Bradley has cracked the NBA's All-Defensive team twice in his career and is considered one of the most grueling on-ball defenders in the league. from Vice
One of the most grueling exercises is called "Noonan's evacuation," a mock casualty rescue based on a real battle and evacuation that took place in Vietnam. from The New York Times
Katie Ledecky breezed to her third gold medal of the world championships, backing off a bit on her most grueling night of the meet in Budapest. from The New York Times
PVH did with the Trump brand what it does best: outsourced the production of the billionaire's clothing to countries with the world's cheapest and most grueling factories. from Vox
With all due respect to the masochists in the Tour de France, the 2,200-mile bike race is not the most grueling endurance event July has to offer. from Wired
Remembering that you're there—at least in spirit— cheering your special someone on will be enough to motivate them through even the most grueling day at the office. from Mashable
"I think it is very brave [to have announced the pregnancy] ahead of one of the most grueling trips they will have to make," a friend tells PEOPLE. from People
It can be daunting to find a jumping off point for what is undoubtedly one of the most grueling bands in metal history, so that's why I'm here! from Vice
Besides, it had been my idea to cycle the Maah Daah Hey Trail, the longest and arguably most grueling single-track mountain biking route in the United States. from The New York Times
A new crop of castaways is divided into teams, according to the contestants' attributes, for what are being billed as the most grueling 39 days in the show's history. from The New York Times
The Aqua Quest Kona pouch will fit most phones, and it's both lightweight yet durable, providing you with a running belt that can handle the most grueling of runs. from Business Insider
David Quinn and Vince Velazquez, veteran homicide detectives from the Atlanta police department, revisit some of the most grueling cases they worked on in this new true-crime series. from The New York Times
Covering approximately 630 nautical miles (1170 km) of the Tasman Sea and notoriously treacherous Bass Strait, the annual race is Australia's premier yachting event and among the world's most grueling. from Reuters
Five Asian nations, 12 days: President Trump is on the most important and most grueling trip of his presidency, and the longest tour of Asia by a president since 1991. from The New York Times
Is his drive to compete again — the same drive that enabled him to record the world's fastest time in one of the world's most grueling races — fueling an incredible comeback? from The New York Times
The next round is a face-to-face interview, but the final hurdle is most grueling - a two-week, full-time boot-camp at an Andela campus led by senior developers. from CNN
He had experience in the military — he'd been in the Air Force from age 19 to 23 — but enlisting as a SEAL requires completing one of the military's most grueling training programs. from CNBC
Endurance sports may not exactly be a level physiological (or social) playing field, but women do earn, as Guterl did, top overall spots in the most grueling events—which they wouldn't in, say, sprinting. from Wired
In Overwatch, on high at 213p, it managed 213 frames per second compared to the Razer's 13, but it's entirely playable, and only the most grueling and taxing games should give the Envy issues. from Gizmodo
She reads no newspapers, or social media (perhaps the most grueling tenet of "The Artist's Way" is a week of "reading deprivation"), though an assistant runs a Twitter and Instagram account on her behalf. from The New York Times
One conference change, three years and a self-imposed postseason ban later, the ACC rivals return to the scene of the most grueling games in recent memory Saturday when the Fighting Irish host the Cardinals. from Reuters
That race, with individual stages of up to 1,250km in all manner of conditions, demands complete focus with only a few hours of snatched sleep along the way in the most grueling challenge in motorsport. from Reuters
On Monday, she will be back in the water taking part in one of the Olympics' most grueling competitions, the 10km marathon swim, which will take place in the bay near the historic Copacabana Fort. from Reuters
In fact, the assumption that any one of these women is ready and willing at all times, just waiting for these guys to deign to notice them, is perhaps the most grueling aspect of this show. from Refinery 29
Moments after winning one of the most grueling tennis matches of his life, Rafael Nadal sat in his chair, a few tears streaming down his face while the large video screen showed highlights of his remarkable career. from The New York Times
He's already exceeded every low expectation set for a 30-something with a ballooned-up body trying to enter one of the most grueling sports in the world and with no chance of ever getting on the UFC's radar. from Vice
But despite a series of exciting team strategies and overtaking moves on Sunday, the series' most grueling and longest race ended again, for the eighth time out of nine editions, with a victory by the driver who started on pole. from The New York Times
While they may look small and fragile without the usual wire attached, the Elite Sport earbuds are designed to withstand even the most grueling run or swim if you're nursing an injury or giving your body a rest from high impact activity. from Business Insider
"It was in this car that Ewy Rosqvist defied all odds to become the first woman to compete in and win one of the most grueling races, the Argentinian Grand Prix, shattering records and the notion that women could not compete," Mercedes said. from Business Insider
Less than a week before the most grueling time of the year for warehouse workers begins in earnest, employees of the immense Amazon fulfillment center in Staten Island known as JFK8 will protest to demand better working conditions from the tech giant. from Vice
The Raiders have perhaps the league&aposs most grueling travel schedule with seven games in the Eastern and Central time zone because of matchups with the NFC and AFC East this season and one designated "home" game being played in Mexico City against New England. from Fox News
Founded in 1928 by a bunch of daredevil Brits, the Inferno is not only the oldest one of its kind, but it's also considered to be the most grueling: The length of the course is 14.9 kilometers, with a drop in altitude of 2770 meters. from People
To motivate herself, she entered the Spine Race, a competition considered one of the most grueling in the world that she "vowed she would never run" due to the challenging nature of the course, which ascends and descends more than 43,000 feet over the 268-mile trail. from Buzzfeed News
The introduction of the ATP Cup to the southern hemisphere calendar has created the most grueling and entertaining start to the Australian tennis season in memory, as top players chase prize money, ranking points and a team trophy rather than play in grand slam warm-up events. from Reuters
The weekend before my arrival saw the most grueling incident of all: Two unaccompanied minors, a 16- and a 17-year-old from Honduras, were tortured and killed, and their bodies were found in an alleyway in Tijuana with signs they had been stabbed and strangled. from Vice
The conversations they foresaw had nothing to do with Phelps's record-shattering medal haul or with Hackett's defiance of debilitating illnesses during a decade-long dominance of the 1,500-meter freestyle, the most grueling event in the pool, that earned him the nickname Captain Courageous from his fellow Australians. from The New York Times
Other than the car accident, the episode's most grueling moment comes when Helen stands and watches as the director's wife, Carolina (the marvelous Jessica Hecht), all but begs Sasha to stay with her husband's movie, the success of which stands to pull him out of a yearslong depression. from The New York Times
Paid a disclosed $59,000 for the bout, (he also won a $50,000 'Fight of the Night' bonus) what happened in the Octagon between him and Lawler at UFC 189 will remain one of the most grueling spectacles MMA audiences have ever seen in a championship bout for years to come. from Vice
But after powering through possibly the most grueling week of travel and meetings of her chancellorship, Ms. Merkel not only proved her physical resilience once again; she also turned a stinging political defeat over her party's preferred candidate into an unexpected last-minute victory by securing the top job for Germany anyway. from The New York Times
Earlier Wednesday, Pamela Cohen posted a statement on Facebook, further stating her family's case for an independent investigation of the iPhone's contents and defending the decision to take her pleas to a public forum: "The past 8 and a half months have been the most grueling and life shattering anyone could imagine," she wrote. from People
A letter from her longtime physician that she provided last year was all of two pages long, and that's not nearly enough medical detail about a 68-year-old raring to take on one of the most grueling jobs on the planet, let alone a 68-year-old facing a swirl of questions — a swirl, mind you! from The New York Times
Based on how he's played in these playoffs, and how immensely valuable his skills are in a league that lusts after three-point shooting guards who can defend multiple positions at a high level, letting Bradley go—if they do, via trade or in free agency—may be one of the most grueling decisions this Celtics front office ever makes. from Vice
This run was honored as one of the "12 Most Grueling Trail Races in North America" by the fall 2001 issue of Trail Runner Magazine.
The Honda Civic Hybrid competed in 24 Hours Nürburgring in 2007, finishing 108th out of 220 teams starting. The twenty-four-hour race is held around the Nürburgring, one of the world's most grueling courses. A Group N spec Honda Civic hybrid raced in the Jim Clark Rally and took second in class.
This was by far the most grueling of the proposed advances: they would approach the French uphill from them. Nauendorf divided his column into several smaller groups, and approached Kandern from several sides, up the steep slopes, by coordinating contact between his column and Latour's, using Maximilian, Count of Merveldt's regiment as the link between them.
His calm court demeanor earned him the nickname of the "Ice Man" or "Ice-Borg." Borg's physical conditioning was unrivalled by contemporaries. He could outlast most of his opponents under the most grueling conditions. Contrary to popular belief, however, this was not due to his exceptionally low resting heart rate, often reported to be near 35 beats per minute.
Accommodations at the park include 58 campsites (51 improved, 7 deluxe), 16 cabins and 2 lodges. A network of hiking and walking trails go throughout the park (one of which has one of the most grueling and difficult disc golf courses in the world). The four main trails are color-coded Orange, Green, White and Blue. Visitors may rent kayaks, by the day or hour.
Some have specialized exclusively in stair climbing races. Prizes, awards, and other accolades are given for the top performers by gender and age group. Stair climbing is one of the most grueling of sports, requiring competitors to move their entire body weight vertically, as well as horizontally. The results of more than 160 races on all continents are evaluated each year for the Towerrunning World Cup.
110 The Rawhide years (1959–65) were some of the most grueling of Eastwood's career, often filming six days a week for an average of 12 hours a day, but some directors still criticized him for not working hard enough.McGilligan, p. 111 By late 1963, Rawhide was beginning to decline in the ratings and lack freshness in the scripts; it was canceled in the middle of the 1965–66 season.McGilligan, p.
Charlotte Motor Speedway at night Once a major part of the NASCAR circuit, North Carolina now only has one track on the schedule, Charlotte. The 167,000-seat Charlotte track is arguably the heart and soul of NASCAR. The track, actually in Concord, hosts three Cup Series events every season, including the NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race (formerly The Winston). Charlotte also hosts NASCAR's longest and most grueling race, the Coca-Cola 600, every May.
The Pacific Crest Trail goes directly through Cajon Pass, and during the hiking season up to several thousand transient hikers will pass through this area after walking one of the hottest, driest, and most grueling sections of desert on the trail. The McDonald's restaurant at the pass happens to be very close to the trail, and it is famous among hikers. Many hikers also spend the night in the one motel at Cajon Pass.
Soldiers cutting up abandoned horse on Crook's "Horsemeat March." Crook's "Horsemeat March" marked the beginning of one of the most grueling marches in American military history. Crook's command consisted of about 2,200 men: 1,500 cavalry, 450 infantry, 240 Indian scouts, and a contingent of civilian employees, including 44 white scouts and packers. Crook's civilian scouts included Frank Grouard, Baptiste “Big Bat” Pourier, Baptiste “Little Bat” Garnier, Captain Jack Crawford and Charles "Buffalo Chips" White.
3, 27 November 1908 Papke lost the fourth and final meeting by unanimous decision before a large crowd in Colma, California, near San Francisco, on July 5, 1909. It was a particularly savage encounter and lasted 20 rounds. One source wrote that of all their fights it was "the bloodiest and most grueling". Ketchel was reported to have broken his right hand in the sixth, and Papke a bone in his left.
Due to the severe labor shortage during the war, Detroit companies began employing African Americans, but they were typically given the most grueling and dangerous jobs with low pay. For the first time, blacks and whites were in constant close proximity, resulting in hostile everyday interracial encounters. Whites accused blacks of forming a "bump club" in which members would purposely bump and shove white people in public places, on sidewalks and on the bus.
The Chinese have been settling in Malaysia for many centuries, as seen in the emergence of the Peranakan culture, but the exodus peaked during the nineteenth century through trading and tin-mining. When they first arrived, the Chinese often worked the most grueling jobs like tin mining and railway construction. Later on, some of them owned businesses that became large conglomerates in today's Malaysia. Most Chinese are Tao Buddhist and retain strong cultural ties to their ancestral homeland.
Sugar cane was one of the most grueling and dangerous crops slaves were forced to cultivate. Harvesting cane required backbreaking long days in sugar cane fields under the hot island sun. Sugar cane spoiled quickly after harvest, and the milling process was slow and inefficient, forcing the mill and boiling house to operate 24 hours a day during harvest season. Sugar mills and boiling houses were two of the most dangerous places for slaves to work on sugar plantations.
However, success was not without its price. The Rawhide years were undoubtedly the most grueling of his life, and at first, from July until April, they filmed six days a week for an average of twelve hours a day. Although it never won Emmy stature, Rawhide earned critical acclaim and won the American Heritage Award as the best Western series on TV and it was nominated several times for best episode by the Writer's and Director's Guilds.
The Regals finished the longest and most grueling season ever in mid-April 1970 as Canadian Hardy Cup Champions of Canada. The year did not start well with players being scarce and the team seeming unable to jell. The addition of Dave Parenteau was a great help and after Christmas things started to happen. The Regals finished second in the regular season standings and faced, and then defeated, Comox in the first round of the playoffs.
In 1968, Mazda went racing with the Cosmo. They selected one of the most grueling tests in Europe to prove the reliability of the rotary engine, the 84-hour Marathon de la Route at the legendary Nürburgring circuit in Germany. Two mostly stock Cosmos were entered, along with 58 other cars. One major change to the cars' 10A engines was the addition of a novel side- and peripheral-port intake system: A butterfly valve switched from the side to the peripheral port as RPMs increased.
Rehearsals began in January 2012 in a New York studio, and lasted for 12 hours. Rappers Nicki Minaj and M.I.A., who had collaborated on Madonna's single "Give Me All Your Luvin, said that the rehearsals were "the most grueling thing [they had] ever done and wouldn't expect anything else, calling it an 'epic learning experience. Minaj confirmed her performance in the show with a Twitter message, and rapper will.i.am confirmed that the American electronic dance music group LMFAO would also join Madonna for the event.
Ulvert M. Moore retired to Ulithi and remained there from 6 to 18 February before departing with other ships of CortRon 70 and Tulagi, as part of TU 50.7.3 to provide antisubmarine protection for the carriers which would furnish close air support for the forces attacking Iwo Jima. The ship thus began her most grueling period, as she steamed continuously for 78 days to support this operation and the subsequent one against Okinawa. The destroyer escort operated with Tulagi and, later, , southeast of Okinawa.
Eric Solorzano's SCORE Class 11 race vehicle SCORE Class 11 is a stock production Volkswagen sedan class that competes in the SCORE off-road race series, including the Baja 1000, Baja 500, Baja Sur 500, San Felipe 250 and the SCORE Desert Challenge. Class 11 is the most grueling of all off-road race vehicles as they are stock Volkswagen Beetles with modifications limited to safety, reinforcement and ground clearance. Class 11 repeat champion Eric Solórzano was featured in Dust to Glory, a documentary on the Baja 1000.
Armament of a frigate in Brest, 1773 The 1700s opened with the War of the Spanish Succession, over a decade long, followed by the War of the Austrian Succession in the 1740s. Principal engagements of these wars include the Battle of Vigo Bay and two separate Battles of Cape Finisterre in 1747. The most grueling conflict for the Navy, however, was the Seven Years' War, in which it was virtually destroyed. Significant actions include the Battle of Cap-Français, the Battle of Quiberon Bay, and another Battle of Cape Finisterre.
Backderf's comic strip The City appeared in over 140 publications, mostly free weekly newspapers, starting with the now-defunct Cleveland Edition in 1990, including: The Village Voice, The Chicago Reader, Cleveland Scene, Miami New Times, Houston Press, Pittsburgh City Paper, The Providence Phoenix, and Washington City Paper. In 2014, Derf announced that he was discontinuing The City to focus on graphic novels. Strips from The City were collected in The City: The World’s Most Grueling Comic Strip (SLG Publishing, 2003) and a four-volume series of comic books, True Stories (Alternative Comics, 2015, 2016, 2018).
Memorial of Tom Simpson, who died near the summit during the 1967 Tour de France Mont Ventoux is the scene of one of the most grueling climbs in the Tour de France bicycle race, which has ascended the mountain fifteen times since 1951. See also Julian Barnes's "Tour de France 2000," (pages 71-89), in his book of essays, Something to Declare (2002). The followed trail mostly passes through Bédoin. Its fame as a scene of great Tour dramas has made it a magnet for cyclists around the world.
Belafonte's version used lyrics adapted by Burgie and Attaway, though Belafonte is also credited. Burgie later described "Day-O" as "a song about struggle, about black people in a colonized life doing the most grueling work", saying "a lot of my work is based on songs and ditties that I've heard in the Caribbean". The song "Jamaica Farewell" was later recorded by Jimmy Buffett, Carly Simon and others. Belafonte recorded other songs written by Burgie, including "Island in the Sun", one of ten Burgie compositions on his 1957 album Belafonte Sings of the Caribbean.
Beginning with the 2019-20 season, the Saints announced Brent Brekke as the 15th head coach in program history. St. Lawrence's biggest hockey rival is Clarkson University, located in Potsdam, ten miles from the St. Lawrence campus. For many years, the swing through the North Country has been considered to be one of the most grueling road trips in college hockey. St. Lawrence plays its home hockey games at Appleton Arena, a classic old time hockey barn which has seen many upgrades since opening in 1950 with a 4–2 St. Lawrence win over Dartmouth College.
Chasing the Horizon takes a look at a team's preparation for the Tecate SCORE Baja 1000, one of the most grueling off-road racing events in the world. It is known as such because of the extreme conditions which the race is set in, the length of the race, and spectators have even been known to set up booby traps on the course for their own entertainment. The team that the film takes a look at is a rookie trio called Team Horizon. Milo Brown is an ex-con and junkyard owner but is also the team's captain.
Whereas the original film played to a more materialistic idea of success, Zemeckis considered Part III more of a "human journey" with spiritual overtones. The shooting of the Back to the Future sequels, which were shot back-to-back throughout 1989, reunited much of the crew of the original. The films were shot over the course of 11 months, save for a three-week hiatus between filming of Parts II and III. The most grueling part was editing Part II while filming Part III, and Zemeckis bore the brunt of the process over a three-week period.
Web London as the epitome of the HRT guy is a strong, loyal friend especially to his team members and their families. He, naturally, has issues dealing with his own issues. Yet, in this instance, he is unusually motivated to continue his therapy since he's the one that really wants to know what happened. As much as Baldacci paints HRT as real American heroes, by delving into this psychological side of the story he also points out the character deficiencies that cause these men to go through the most grueling training and then to subject themselves to the greatest danger.
Born in Barmouth, Wales, Williams grew up in Rugby, England, his family having moved there when he was a toddler. He started to box from the age of 10. He turned professional in 1946 and was known for his scientific approach in the ring, with one of his greatest fights being a bout with Jack Gardner on 17 July 1950 in Leicester. It was a Commonwealth title eliminator fight and he lost on points, and according to the BBC it was rated as one of the most grueling bouts ever staged in Britain and left both boxers requiring a night in hospital.
Brigadier General George R. Crook, one of the U.S. Army's ablest Indian fighters led the "Horsemeat March", one of the most grueling military expeditions in American history destroying Oglala Chief American Horse's village at Slim Buttes and repelling a counter-attack by Crazy Horse. The American public was fixed on news of the defeat of General George Custer at the Battle of Little Bighorn; and war correspondents with national newspapers fought alongside General Crook and reported the events. The Battle of Slim Buttes signaled a series of punitive blows that ultimately broke Sioux armed resistance to reservation captivity and forced their loss of the Black Hills "Paha Sapa".Greene, p.xiii-xiv.
Joe Walcott. Considered perhaps his most memorable fight, McGuigan battled Joe Walcott, widely considered one of the greatest welterweights and pound-for-pound boxers of all time, on June 5, 1893 at Caledonian Park Hall in Newark, NJ. The bout was one of a number of exhibitions held that night and the event was the first ever to feature a brass band, an innovation at the time, to entertain spectators between bouts. Notable fighters in attendance included Bob Fitzsimmons, George Dixon, and Jack McAuliffe. McGuigan and Walcott's fight lasted the full ten rounds and was reported at the time as one of the most grueling and savage fights in history.
The I-500 has been known to be the most grueling snowmobile race of all time next to the Iron Dog in Alaska. Ski-Doo racer Bryan Dyrdahl currently holds the Pro 600 record at the I-500 at 5 wins (2000, 2004, 2006, 2008, 2009). Arctic Cat racer Justin Morken currently holds the record as the youngest racer to ever finish the I-500 (14 years, 16 days old in 2007). On April 18, 2009, USCC Racing president Pat Mach announced at the USCC year-end awards ceremony in the Arrowood resort in Alexandria, Minnesota, that the USCC plans to race the original I-500 from Winnipeg to St. Paul in 2012.
In 1874, elements of the regiment operated against Indian tribes raiding ranches and mines in the Wyoming territory. Several companies participated in the 1876 campaign. Soon after the Battle of the Little Bighorn in June 1876, four companies from the regiment (Companies B, C, F, and I) participated in the Horsemeat March, one of the most grueling marches in American military history, and the Battle of Slim Buttes. Captain James Kennington led Company B during the Battle of Slim Buttes; a year later Kennington was the Officer of the Day at Camp Robinson and escorted Crazy Horse to the guardhouse when the captured Lakota war leader was killed on 5 September 1877.
Upon his return, Thomson revealed to the squad that during his medical leave, he was told that the doctors were concerned that his mysterious problems were heart related. Moretti was elected as squad leader, and was forced to lead the squad through the most grueling workout yet, during which Thomson was sent back to the medics, with his condition worsening. During mission preparation, Meyer pretended to faint so he could take a break in the extreme heat, while Moretti accidentally hit Brown in the face, leading to her also having to take lengthy time-out. Moretti however wondered about the legitimacy of Brown's sickness due to her profession as an actress, leading to a distrust between the pair.
Ward was born in Franklin, Louisiana on May 3, 1891, but found his way to Hollywood during the height of the making of the black and white westerns appearing in over 160 such films as mostly an uncredited bit and background actor. He was credited in The Ghost Rider (1935) as Henchman Chalky, Texas Stampede (1939) as Ave Avery, Rainbow Riders (1934) as Texarkana Pete aka The Candy Kid and in Lightning Bill (1934) as Ranch hand Red. Ward was a work horse appearing in 42 films during the years of 1931 and 1932 alone during the most grueling era of The Great Depression when people turned to the entertainment world of film as a diversion from that dark and uncertain time in America history.
Another source claims that on June 11, while training for the American Derby in Chicago, Burgoo King bowed a tendon and would not race again for almost two years. That Burgoo King did not race from around mid-1932 until mid-1934 is a fact, but the National Sporting Library's Thoroughbred Heritage website says that he was referred to as being "far from robust" by turf writers. As such, he may have had a minor ankle injury that kept him out of the Belmont but would have healed enough in time for the American Derby a week later. Or, his handlers may simply have chosen not to risk injuring the suddenly valuable colt over the Belmont's 1½ mile distance, the longest and most grueling of the Triple Crown races.
The most grueling of the civic activities which Gordon found himself involved in during the early 50s were the welcomes for soldiers returning from the war in Korea. Over 500,000 men came home through the Army's Seattle Port of Embarkation a/k/a "Welcome Lane" during a three-year period. Each welcome included bands, movie stars, politicians, military leaders, and Barclay's "Can Can Girls" as well as the ever-present serpentine and parades along the piers and through downtown Seattle. In addition to welcoming home the soldiers, Welcome Lane greeted VIPs and dignitaries from General Douglas MacArthur Seattle Post-Intelligencer, November 15, 1951, page 7-8 and the Secretary of the Army, to all 50 of the nation's governors in Seattle for a National Governors Conference with President Eisenhower.
After passing by Hakone-Yumoto Station, the runners run past (or in earlier editions, run through) the Kanreidoumon Gallery to begin their climbs, and pass by various Hakone sights such as the Fujiya Hotel, Hakone Kowakien, a railroad crossing for the Hakone Tozan Line, and Hakone Keimei Gakuen before reaching the highest point of National Route 1 at 16.2 km. Finally, the runners run through the town of Moto-Hakone under the Torii of Hakone Shrine at 19 km, and reach the finish line at Lake Ashi. Colloquially called , leg 5 is considered to be one of the most grueling sections of the race that sees runners climb up to 874 m at the highest point of leg. While almost all competitors forego tank tops and opt to dress in long sleeved apparel to combat the low temperatures, leg 5 sometimes sees runners fall to conditions such as hypothermia and hypoglycemia due to its trying nature.
" Another review aggregator, Metacritic, assigned the film a weighted average score of 60 out of 100, based on 44 reviews from mainstream critics, indicating to be "mixed or average reviews". CinemaScore polls conducted during Lone Survivors opening weekend of wide release reported that male and female audiences gave the film a rare "A+" (on an A+ to F scale), with exit polls showing that 57% of the audience was male, while 57% was at least 30 years of age or older. Justin Chang, writing for Variety magazine, gave the film a positive review and called it "the most grueling and sustained American combat picture since Black Hawk Down, as well as a prime example of how impressive physical filmmaking can overcome even fundamental deficiencies in script and characterization." Alonso Duralde, writing for The Wrap, stated, "The film never makes a grand statement about whether or not the war in Afghanistan is, per se, a mistake, but it does portray war itself as a disgusting folly.
This quick, but difficult hill climb up the Avoriaz would separate the handful of riders with a legitimate chance winning the general classification from the rest of the field as the Tour entered its third, final, and by far most grueling week. The stage was won by Zoetemelk, with Van Impe being placed second as Thévenet claimed third twenty seconds behind Van Impe. Merckx finished nearly two minutes behind Zoetemelk in tenth place and while Thurau finished outside the Top 10, he, perhaps surprisingly, did not fall out of contention as he now was in second place in the general classification, 0:11 behind the new leader Bernard Thévenet. With a difficult hilly stage, and then two major mountain stages over the next three days, which would decide the 1977 Tour de France, Merckx was now in third place at 0:25 back, Van Impe was fourth at 0:33, Kuiper was fifth at 0:49 and Zoetemelk moved from 10th place nearly four minutes behind the leader, up to 6th place just over one minute behind Thévenet.