Sentence examples for been much drudgery from inspiring English sources
However, there is so much drudgery, especially in the middle episodes that it makes a binge hard to get through and the show difficult to endorse.
Klein and Marmor (2008) argue for understanding of the perspectives, motivations and concerns of decision-makers in government, urging 'empathy in the sense of capturing what drives policy actors and entering into their assumptive worlds.' They warn that policy-making can be 'as much drudgery as drama, a constant process of tinkering and repairing'.
So, roll up your sleeves and wash the dishes, clean the bathroom, vacuum the rugs – however much drudgery you can handle, you're bound to be rewarded with a kiss!
After much drudgery he became the junior member of the Five Marvelous Ashtons, a troupe of aerial acrobats that was one of the main attractions of the Ringling Brothers Circus.
The work can often be drudgery, of course, terrible drudgery--especially a long book.
"Normal campaigns are lots of drudgery and not much payoff, like rolling a snowball up a hill," he said.
Training camp is mostly drudgery.
Life should not be all drudgery.
For her, it is mere drudgery.
