Sentence examples for dull week from inspiring English sources

"There is wear and tear for jockeys and this is a dull week, racing-wise.

So how does Mr. Walker come up with such reliably dull stuff week after week?

The first few days of the new year traditionally see a glut of predictions from think tanks, consultancies and PR firms eager to milk a dull news week.

Join me and my colleagues Alex Wilhelm and Sarah Buhr in our effort to make a really dull news week actually sound kind of interesting.

Where I went and what I ordered on Sunday, after receiving that final text, I have no idea – all I could think about was the fact that fewer than four dull, dark weeks had passed since Dawn and I, along with a large number of other friends, sat down in a North London pub after attending an Arsenal game.

When she doesn't, the week is duller.

(Remember how she once had a soft spot for Thomas?) Overall: too expositional, too setting-things-up-for-next-week, too dull.

Instead, Cahalan is locked in the dull passage of those weeks, dutifully informing us of her 15-minute walks, her decision to take spin class, her forays out to family gatherings and parties.

Noel Murray of A.V. Club graded the episode with a B-, explaining that "after four solid weeks of good-to-great episodes, Fringe delivered its first semi-dud of season three" because the case-of-the-week was "dull" and "twistless", and the dialogue was "too flat and too earnest".

She investigates its source, and ultimately learns that she is trapped in an experiment where she is made to relive her first week in a dull customer service job over and over again, and from her perspective, time never advances.

She said that they were "as interesting a double act as a kosher Pinky and Perky" and made the week's episodes dull.