Sentence examples for humdrum past from inspiring English sources
Everyone is yearning for a more humdrum past.
These routines are spliced with hilariously humdrum audio recordings of Kearns Christmas dinners past.
The showdown between quarterbacks Brett Favre and Drew Bledsoe was a humdrum affair as the Packers (12-3) trudged past the visiting Bills (7-8), 10-0.
Venture a few blocks past the paint-peeled dry cleaners and humdrum family restaurants to the intersection with 20th Avenue and you'll suddenly hit another pocket of cool.
From the humdrum middle class neighborhoods of the San Fernando Valley, Flying Lotus flipped a family jazz past and a troublesome school life to become one of the biggest beatmakers on the West Coast.
4 mins: A humdrum build-up by AaB is brought to an abrupt end by Richards, who stomps past three opponents and to the brink of the Danish box. he then slips the ball wide to Wright-Phillips, who spoils the fun bwith some slack control.
Uncle Henry, despite his humdrum life as a Viennese shop assistant, was a very strange man, who could feel "imprints" from the past in his 18th-century bed, and who taught his young nephew to say good morning to the fairies in the trees.
Its queasy, hazed memories of a quintessentially eccentric British past has fermented in the brain as a combination of children's television-inspired nightmares and humdrum reality re-imagined in an exotic, romanticised light, where medieval phantoms dance in the sterile corridors of polytechnic universities overshadowed by ancient monolithic structures on the hillsides above.
Into the latter category goes the bizarre Past Life, on which a flat, Perth accent relates catching a glimpse of an ex in the most humdrum terms: "I was picking up a suit from the dry-cleaners, which is standard for me on a Thursday at 12.30".
Middles can seem humdrum.
