Sentence examples for getting tedious from inspiring English sources
Frankly it's bizarre, and getting tedious.
Secretary to the king, his job was to edit Henry's plots: to erase his queen, cancel his inconvenient daughters and terminate those chapters in the narrative which were getting tedious.
Those of you compelled to take public transport might find some wisdom in this piece of advice on what to do if the journey goes past the half-hour mark, and is getting tedious: "You look straight ahead.
Finally (because this is getting tedious, or has been tedious for a few hundred words already... but I've started so I'll finish), Moore moves on to coral bleaching – a phenomenon where corals loose their vivid colours as a stress reaction to high ocean temperatures.
It was getting tedious, it was tough, it was becoming really annoying that we couldn't get that win," McCarthy told BBC Radio Suffolk.
The scrolling is quick and responsive, but I could certainly imagine it getting tedious when the time comes to pull up something more obscure.
Aggregating news has gotten tedious, he said.
"It never gets tedious," she said.
"That had gotten tedious to us".
