It would be no surprise if those years were the most taxing.
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Most taxing would be determining and enforcing the criteria of who's eligible.
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But for many, tackling the financial to-do list is the most taxing.
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The most taxing part of being in the all-male cast may be the training.
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The most taxing part of his day was picking the pub where he would meet up with friends.
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For me, the most taxing part of it was the sheer amount of clothing layers I had to wear.
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It never quite rests, it never seriously repeats, and, though it's the most taxing dance of the evening, it's the most natural.
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But most coaches have since come to realize that the interview itself is far from the most taxing part of their responsibilities.
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I visited her at this worksite and saw her struggle with the job she could not do, in the most taxing environment possible.
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In the scheme of life, taking off makeup isn't the most taxing job, but it is annoying, and this makes it downright pleasant.
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Then there's the Ruders opera itself: a dense and difficult score with one of the most taxing mezzo-soprano roles in the repertory.
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"In general, video games are the most taxing on a voice actor's instrument, because you're constantly screaming and doing death sounds and kicking noises," Ms. Strong said.
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It's the preparation for a colonoscopy — the need to clean out the contents of the colon to make its lining clearly visible — that I and many others find most taxing.
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The Transcendental Études contain some of the most taxing piano writing ever put on paper: jagged chords strewn all over the keyboard, everywhere-leaping arpeggiated figures, pages of double octaves.
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Pregnancy is one of the most taxing — and on some level, horrifying — experiences the human body can go through, and it's rife with moments when tweaking things just a little can lead to sheer terror at the alien invader occupying your body.
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Read more about the tech, music, style, books, rules, films and pills that scream Gen X. Aside from figuring out how to get from anywhere to anywhere (which, I eventually discovered, was sadly nearly impossible in 1994), the most taxing element was preparation.
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The most taxing blow in all of this is that by naming the song Adidon, which is inspired by the alleged name of Drake's alleged son Adonis, and the name of his upcoming Adidas line, Push has effectively ruined an entire branding campaign.
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Editor's Letter In her "Sign of the Times" essay, Sadie Stein writes about how we rarely take the kind of holidays many of our parents enjoyed — to a resort where we are coddled like children and the most taxing activity is deciding between reading and napping.
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During MWC, I used the S10+ as my main device, and between constantly using the phone to check Slack, looking up directions, shooting photos, checking notes and everything else I need to do, covering trade shows is one of the most taxing roles I could ask a phone to perform.
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It had been just a few months since the rapper, producer, fashion designer and cultural fire starter had gone through one of the most taxing periods of his public life: His wife was robbed at gunpoint, and a series of erratic concert appearances followed, culminating in a nine-day stint in the U.C.L.A. Medical Center.
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Phnom Penh Olympic Stadium When Cambodia gained independence from France there was not a single qualified Cambodian architect or engineer in the whole ex-colony. Gradually young qualified architects returned from abroad. Totally lacking in experience, they were promptly loaded with the most taxing work-load. In the meantime technical and engineering schools started training engineers and technicians.
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The amount of tax is limited by that "measurable" increase in value. Also, as a general principle, most taxing legislation recognize the limited financial resources of the elderly, the handicapped and the disabled. Exemptions and deferments from the special levy have been created within some legislation. Arguments against the tax based upon living standards may not recognize the importance of providing clean drinking water or sewer services to land owners.
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Réminiscences de Don Juan (S. 418) is an opera fantasy for piano by Franz Liszt on themes from Mozart's Don Giovanni. It is extremely technically demanding and considered to be among the most taxing of Liszt's works and in the entire repertoire. For this reason, and perhaps also because of its length and dramatic intensity, it does not appear in concert programmes as often as Liszt's lighter and more popular pieces, such as the Rigoletto Paraphrase.
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British composer Charlie Mole wrote the score to Northanger Abbey, while the Pemberley Players provided other authentic pieces of music. Sue Mythen choreographed the ballroom scenes. Speaking to Benji Wilson of the Radio Times, Jones revealed the dance sessions were the most taxing part of the shoot. She explained that the cast had to learn all of the ballroom dances from scratch and they spent a week going over them to make sure they were right.
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This highway of ice connects two ancient mountain kingdoms, Nagar (immediately south of Hunza) in the west with Baltistan in the east. The extreme steepness of the hillsides and strenuous nature of the boulder hopping on the lateral moraines and hillsides make this route's upper half the most difficult part of the Biafo - Hispar traverse. Only the Hispar La day includes walking on the Hispar Glacier. The crossing of four major tributary glaciers from the north is most taxing, and potentially high nullah crossings can be dangerous.
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Targeted buyers are primarily those who do not want to be bothered by external maintenance typically associated with home ownership, sometimes because they only live in the patio home for part of the year. There is not usually a legal definition of a patio home, and some houses called patio homes may alternatively be marketed as townhouses, garden homes, twin homes, or carriage homes. Most taxing jurisdictions do not have a separate classification for patio homes. The term was first seen in print in the mid-1970s.
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In numerous reports concerning the Higher Self, the practice of meditation or channeling to contact the Higher Self is highly encouraged. Most of this ideology agrees with the concept that with mindful awareness of the higher self, peace, salvation, or enlightenment may be procured. This is due to the idea that the Higher Self contains an advanced amount of insight into man’s most taxing questions, such as the purpose of existence or death, etc. Through spiritual exposure, a person is thought to make a conscious connection with their higher self or other higher beings.
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The role of Judith is one of the most taxing for a mezzo as it goes all the way up to a high C. Michelle DeYoung's range as a singer is three octaves. She also portrayed the role of the Shaman in the world premiere of Tan Dun's The First Emperor at the Metropolitan Opera on December 21, 2006. Ms. DeYoung is also a favorite singer for newer composers like John Adams and Elliot Carter, having premiered several pieces. In 2008, DeYoung made her debut at La Scala as Brangäne, a performance which was recorded live for release on DVD.
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In 1929 a friend from his Oxford days invited him read a chapter of Ivanhoe on The Children's Hour for the BBC at Savoy Hill House. He was paid three guineas so he resigned from Fortnum and Mason and spent the next four years acting in radio plays with the BBC Repertory Company. He performed with Peggy Ashcroft, John Gielgud and Ralph Richardson at a time when Val Gielgud had just taken over the drama department. Grisewood's most taxing effort was in Christopher Marlowe's Edward II when, during the interval, he rushed to the Variety Studio to perform a Vaudeville song in John Watt's show.
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