Sentence examples for dull period from inspiring English sources

British architecture, says Cook, is now in a "dull period".

If any of the artists in question ever had a dry or a dull period, they have them offstage.

The reign of Queen Anne, like most of the 18th century, used to be ignored – a dull period in between the Glorious Revolution and the Napoleonic war.

It's a pretty dull period in the game - seven from the last three overs - and of course England often flounder in the middle overs against modest spinners.

Formula 1 has rejuvenated itself since the dark and highly dull period of the beginning of this decade - we don't need a return to that.

That's one reason why this has been a rather dull period.

In dull periods of plenty, in unchanging oceans and unalterable plains, stasis ruled.

The Precambrian era between 2 billion and 1 billion years ago has been described as "the dullest period in Earth's history," with nothing much going geologically, climatically, or biologically.

"With hindsight, it would've been dull had we just done a period drama," she says.

After a tepid start, Palace finished an interminably dull opening period looking a tad more likely.

The latter two recoveries set up Rutgers' first two scores after a dull first period in which neither team could move.