Sentence examples for does dull from inspiring English sources

None of these abrasive blades will ever need sharpening, although the abrasive does dull eventually.

She does dull chores, she cooks, and every afternoon she entertains a gentleman caller in her bedroom in exchange for the presents of money that allow her to exist.

But it does dull this nation's vision of itself, for this budget, by ramping up inequality, will force people to rely on charity when all they want is a fair crack at happiness.

An example of the former is the mosquito he drew for a poem beginning "Mosquito, double-winged monster, with a elephant-like trunk". This line, though droll, indicates that Ronsard's conjured world wasn't always a paradise, as does "Dull in body, duller in spirit," illustrated by the aforementioned lyre.

But Marshawn Lynch is stopped trying to bull himself towards a first down, not once, but twice, and they have to punt!  Niners make a really important statement here early, and yes, that does dull the noise from the Seattle's supersonic seats, somewhat.

Todiwala also adds a few spoonfuls of thick yoghurt to his curry, which I rather like for its richness, but it does dull the sour flavour of the curry slightly, so I'm going to leave it out – though you could serve a dollop on the side.

Geordie Greig writes: Izzie Blow never did dull.

It helps other organisations do dull things more quickly and cheaply.

Still, he said, like other interior windows, they do dull the city's roar.

A 1926 textbook on dressmaking cautioned "stout" women to avoid shiny surfaces because they "make the figure appear larger than do dull surfaces".

Researchers at the University of Manitoba conducted a series of experiments in which people were asked to do dull, repetitive work: renaming files on a computer.