Rigors

As I'm sure Saints fans have heard far too often, NFL Films' Hard Knocks can absolutely be a distraction to teams looking to prepare themselves for the rigors of an NFL season.

Even with the rigors of the student’s daily schedule, there is still insufficient time to cover the previous 400 years, let alone 4000.

From his first USO show in 1941 at March Field in Riverside to the last one in 1990 in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia, Hope’s aim was to make folks laugh and forget the rigors of war, at least momentarily.

Given concerns about his age and clearly diminishing physical and mental health, however, this latest fall is yet another reason to worry he can’t handle the rigors of the job.

He must prove that he can hit big-league pitching, that he can play shortstop at this level, that he can handle the rigors of 161 more games.

Moreover, it’s built to last, with a durable frame that can withstand the rigors of gaming life.

Nate has now the community ticket scheme named after him and it's an important scheme that ensures that people who would otherwise struggle to get to go to the game and get away from the rigors and pains of life, can do so.

Terran 1 is set to reach low Earth orbit eight minutes after blastoff on a voyage intended to gather data and demonstrate that it can withstand the rigors of liftoff and space flight.

The physical and mental rigors of being the United States president are extremely taxing and require optimum physical and mental stamina.

These devices should be designed to withstand not just the rigors of travel, but also the unpredictable handling by younger users.

The Yamaha HPH-MT8 headphones are definitely designed to withstand the rigors of professional use.

We very clearly see a very scared candidate who’s ill-prepared for the rigors of a presidential campaign.

Will they endure the rigors in ropes to eminence from an elder statesman, whose life will continue to figure in the pantheon of successive generations of Nigeria?

Before most new systems make their way to the Navy's aircraft, they're put through various rigors with the pilots and ground crews of VX-9.

Democratic Sen. Alex Padilla of California told CBS News earlier this week that a call was in the works, as the president continues to try to reassure his party that he’s up to the rigors of the presidency and that he can beat Donald Trump in November.

He’d be coveted by all the networks and could take a cushy job giving his thoughts on how everyone else was doing without dealing with the rigors of coaching an NFL team.

Hughes’ guilty plea was of “enormous benefit as it alleviated the fears of the two victims … They do not have to come to court to face the rigors of a trial and the trauma that would have compounded”, the judge said.

Though Lester’s film “never got seen much,” according to Lennon, it was a break he needed from the rigors of recording with the and offered him the needed solace to write in between filming.

Ask your son to lunch, or, better yet, ask your daughter-in-law to lunch and ask her how you and your wife can better understand the financial rigors of raising kids in 2020.

Did he build a political organization from scratch that can stand the rigors of the 3 March Super Tuesday primaries in 14 states?