Significados de more toilsome en inglés

A more toilsome day's work than we had could not be imagined.

Their journey daily became more toilsome, and their sufferings more severe, as they advanced.

He found them more toilsome than he had expected.

Those very trifling cares were ever more toilsome to me than important matters; they destroy the mind.

And the journey was long; and the retracing of one's steps is more toilsome than the tracing of them.

The country through which our adventurers travelled, as evening approached, became gradually more hilly, and their march consequently more toilsome.

For a while they waded; but, as their progress was both slower and more toilsome, they once more betook themselves to swimming.

There is truly not a more toilsome business in the wide world than that of a Kanasz....

Even the experienced captain of the guards had never had a more toilsome trip or one more full of annoyances, obstacles, and mishaps.

The Serbians waited until they were well up the steep slopes and the rush of the enemy had subsided to a more toilsome climb.

Labour more toilsome and unending than that of man was ours; yet did we never cry out that it was too heavy for us.

To dream of a compass, denotes you will be forced to struggle in narrow limits, thus making elevation more toilsome but fuller of honor.

'I pray God that this may be a little gleam of light to cheer you, dear friends, on your far more toilsome and darksome path.