Sentence examples for get really tedious from inspiring English sources

Look, it can get really tedious steadfastly following a diet that excludes really tasty items.

It takes a lot of time, and it can get really tedious, but the reward is when we make a "hit".

She found it difficult to run alone – "it gets really tedious" – but then, like Marriott, she joined the London-based club Run Dem Crew, which brings together runners of different generations and backgrounds.

On tape, it's recorded on one track, but on Pro Tools, you would record those four microphones, which gets really tedious if you start double-tracking.

But like I said, About Time is two hours long, which is long for a movie like this, and so much of it is just some scenario going badly, Tim stammering "Excuse me a minute," running to a closet, and reliving the moment better, which gets really tedious, as McAdams keeps pushing your cuteness gag reflex.

They become really tedious and a chore after a while.

You get really overloaded with information.

▪ "Her handwriting started getting really small.

And she just gets really wriggly and really squirmy.

Then she got really annoyed, very annoyed.

So, as Pollan asks, why shouldn't we get corporations to do the really tedious things like chop the onions?