Sentence examples for dull labor from inspiring English sources
In films like "Ferris Bueller's Day Off," "Dazed and Confused" and "High School Musical 3," senior year is a do-little sabbatical from what is presented as the long dull labor of acquiring knowledge, honing skills and internalizing social norms.
Through years of confinement and dull menial labor, he stood strong and proud.
When he worked at the post office Bukowski was an ordinary wage-slave, tied to the dull repetition of modern industrial labor.
Marxists concede that the proletariat is not enslaved, because they are not tied to any particular employer, but they transfer their labor to the capitalist under the "dull compulsion of economic relations".
While laboring to turn a big but dull French water utility into a glamorous, globe-girdling media conglomerate, he conspicuously inhabited a 5,300-square-foot 5,300-square-foot 5,300-square-foote that the company bought.
He was writing at a time when only the most affluent in society had the opportunity for leisure time while the poor labored away in dirty, dangerous and dull work.
It is cramped and loud and often monotonous, robotic labor, a million little intersections of danger and dull rote.
If you buy two of any of these bottles, and one does not get drunk on July 4, hold it until Labor Day, but not in the fridge (which will dull it).
Low Back Pain: A dull and persistent ache in the low back or sensations similar to labor pain may signal ovarian or uterine cancer.
38 min: Dull, dull, dull.
