toilsome

The youngins showed stamina to withstand toilsome travel, punishing pace and reduced recovery time.

So let’s examine how much the average federal lawmaker does take to live his or her toilsome life.

The push for power in football has arrived, but the fight to actually attain it is far more complicated and toilsome.

After all, skating, as a recreational act, is relentless, toilsome, boring—it requires a commitment to drudgery and community that quickly weeds out those with impure motives.

When I was at university, some 20 years ago, learning about the world was a tactile, toilsome sort of experience.