Sentence examples for dreary slog from inspiring English sources

That dreary slog, the long run?

From another perspective, it's a dreary slog to articulate your innermost feelings in essay form.

It's a dreary slog through one man's frankly obnoxious obsession with our basest and messiest bodily functions.

Mr. Dromgoole and Mr. Buckhurst's production seems conceived to reach as wide an audience as possible, in particular winning over those spoilsports who find Shakespeare a dreary slog.

In a 1999 review, William Grimes of The Times referred to it as "dreary slog" and awarded the restaurant a "satisfactory" rating.

Celts is a beautiful, entrancing exhibition but just a year ago archaeological pedantry made a similarly ambitious show on the Vikings a dreary slog.

But that's an awfully big concept for the dreary exploitation slog that writer-director James DeMonaco serves up, a routine home invasion movie more interested in B-horror tropes and bloodletting than a thought-provoking look at "Hunger Games -ish class warfare.

As this long, dreary winter slogs toward distant spring, hockey here has a heartbeat.

When I was a child, English films so often seemed to be about the dreary, hard-slog side of life, whereas you'd watch The Philadelphia Story, and it was endless glamour: the stories were overblown and exciting, the costumes and sets were glorious".

"Moody dutifully slogs through the dreary early stuff, and explains it as best he's able, but he seldom feigns enthusiasm.

The question, analysts said, was whether the banks have braced themselves enough for the next wave of bad debts as people slog through a long, dreary recession.