Sentence examples for for a tedious from inspiring English sources

Employing a single, uniform style throughout your article will make for a tedious read.

Watching the rain outside the lounge window made for a tedious day for the players.

This abundance of analysis could make for a tedious novel, and the therapy sessions sometimes drag.

He didn't want to stay at home in Hudson, though that would make for a tedious show.

An 0-2 stortheo the season had built the foundation for a tedious, if not tortuous, march through the schedule and speculation about the franchise's next coach.

Somehow this is all strangely asexual, and it makes for a tedious 45 minutes, perhaps because, as two admiring audience members suggested, frustration tends to become tedious.

"It must have made for quite a tedious life for the men on the windswept gun emplacements.

Mr. Davenport and his fellow protesters, though, had no patience for such a tedious democratic process.

"I asked why we had to do so many clips for such a tedious series that no one was going to watch" – but it was a rhetorical question.

Before the legal amendment, applications for CE underwent a tedious review process and were sent to the Ethics Committee for an ethical and moral debate, rendering a peaceful death without an endotracheal tube in the airway rarely achievable because the process was not completed in a timely manner.

And for the teens, a tedious thread involving Carrell and Moore's son, who has a crush on the babysitter, who in turn fancies dad.