Sentence examples for grew tedious from inspiring English sources
The attendant craning of necks and the clunky sound of footsteps soon grew tedious.
His incessant questions grew tedious and I would occasionally make up a silly answer.
While the trial of Mr. Rajaratnam was filled with drama, the testimony during the monthlong trial of Mr. Gupta grew tedious at times.
"It's as if we're not even alive to the language!" When, despite his natural energy, the minutiae of what amounted to a day-long writing and grammar lesson grew tedious, Garner resorted to his dry sense of humor.
Although life at the compound was extremely limited and rapidly grew tedious, the wholly American atmosphere, the familiar food, the strong hot showers, and the movies blotted out — for a few hours, at least — the war, the camp, the tension, and the perpetual sense of danger.
Still, the story's fatalism grows tedious.
The rest, however, grows tedious quickly.
It doesn't take long for the drama queen routine to grow tedious.
But Burleigh's frustrations grow tedious: he has no self-control.
You might think this would grow tedious, or at least headache-inducing.
