Sentence examples for become a bit tedious from inspiring English sources

Then you must move the rocks every time you water, which might become a bit tedious.

This fire-ringed mountaintop figures in three of the four operas in the "Ring" cycle and becomes a bit tedious; its animated cracklings start to suggest an unusually large version of fake logs while also dwarfing the singers.

"A day without electricity is no real hardship, but when you go into two or three days, and it starts to affect peoples' freezers and so on, it becomes a bit tedious.

These can become a bit tricky.

"It sometimes can get a bit tedious, especially when you have cup competitions as well," he said.

The quests that you do are nicely varied, although some of the shooting sections can get a bit tedious.

After you've serviced three cars a day for a year or two it starts to get a bit tedious.

Its gunfights may get a bit tedious, but the vertigo-triggering climbing sections and set-piece puzzles are great.

But for beginners, if you play by these rules, you may not have very long rallies and the game can get a bit tedious.

The negotiations get technical and it all gets a bit tedious.

The combat is slightly odd, emphasising judicious blocking and chaining of the Prince's attacks and Elika's magic; it seems a bit tedious at first, but develops depth as the baddies become more fearsome.