Sentence examples for could become tedious from inspiring English sources
Unless it's placed on a desk (and all Apple fans know that employees use no such desk when completing a purchase), inputting information and other activities could become tedious.
GameSpy reviewer David Hodgson was more reserved in his views of the game; although describing it as "great fun", he noted that it could become "tedious, with one member waiting for minutes at a time, while the other scratches their head, then completes an objective".
In principle, one could enforce consonance following, for example, the approach of Romano et al. (2011), although the computation of the rejection regions could become tedious.
Or you can make very skinny stripes, but that will require more sewing-in of ends, and could become tedious.
Listening as a man laments the dissolution of his 20-year marriage to an oversexed, adulterous wife could easily become tedious — particularly when the man freely admits he has no outside interests.
Family car journeys to visit relatives could so easily become tedious affairs, especially once the obligatory I-Spy session reached its natural conclusion.
If the self wasn't up to snuff, the stories could become as tedious as an overheard cellphone conversation, exercises in terminal narcissism.
However, if the used fermentation broth contains a lot of solids, the separation of the microorganism could become a tedious task.
Their conversations quickly become tedious.
"Punk in England had become tedious and commercialised," he says.
