Sentence examples similar to a laborious win from inspiring English sources
Yet my fear is that after all the hype and hoopla, this could be a stinker, jab and grab from Klitschko, pop and hop from Haye, a game of fistic chess with the Ukrainian winning a laborious points verdict in his adopted home town.
The newly installed administrators won the jobs after a laborious process that involved community forums, panel interviews and background checks.
While there was not the hype of the Ralph Samatchupatrick Ewing matchup of 1982, won by Virginia, 68-63, teamseams recovered from a laborious first half to produce a high-emotion finish as each played a ranked opponent for the first time.
The GSA's unconventional strategy of trying to offset the development cost by trading the Hoover Building downtown to the winning bidder was aimed at saving the government money but became a laborious and expensive complication.
After running and losing repeatedly for his own place on the Supreme Court -- a laborious process that involves being selected by a panel of legal experts before facing the voters -- he finally won in 1994.
"It is a laborious business.
It is a laborious process.
It's a laborious process".
This was a laborious process.
But grading is a laborious process.
