Sentence examples for be a tedious task from inspiring English sources

Because the core can be woody, I always remove it; it can be a tedious task but it's worth it.

At other times he would simply refuse to be photographed — standing still for a large-format camera can be a tedious task.

Reporting in Assam can be a tedious task, with access and connectivity being a struggle, but I thought the story wouldn't be complete without images from Darjeeling, as it sits atop the narrow strip of land that connects mainland India to the northeast.

If you've ever tried to calibrate your monitor, then you'd know it can be a tedious task.

When there are many objects shown on the map, finding one particular object can be a tedious task.

However, cutting and labeling field recordings can be a tedious task, and thus often only the raw recording is uploaded.

AS ANY aficionado of whodunnits will know, lifting and analysing fingerprints is a tedious task.

"It was a tedious task," Fuld recalls of his foul-ball charting, and, alas, the hypothesis remains unproven.

It's a tedious task that as neither a fan of meatloaf or cooking, I find difficult to watch.

If pursued, it ran quickly into the nearest sett and digging it out was a tedious task ill-suited to a gentleman.

It was a tedious task; Sartori had to merge data from several sources — the lidar, the G.P.S. ground stations, the G.P.S. readings from the aircraft itself, and the data from the I.M.U.