Sentence examples for know how tedious from inspiring English sources
If you've ever filmed something, you'll know how tedious the process is.
For anyone who has done this, you know how tedious a process it can be -- using the toys and models, shooting everything practically, loading and developing actual film.
He knew how tedious physical therapy was, how long it would be before he could play again.
They know how bone-chilling it is to dredge scallops from icy water and how tedious to shuck them.
Milking by hand can be a bit tedious at first, but once you get a pattern going and know how to milk her it will become something to look forward to.
"Knotchers" already know how strongly someone feels about a topic, which I think helps prevent debates from devolving into tedious arguments about semantics or each other's stupidity level, as they often do on the Internet.
After I watched him do the tedious job, the foreman had proudly driven past the gleaming tiles and said, "A tunnel is a thing of beauty, if you know how to look at it".
All parents of small children know how the spirits plummet at bedtime when their charming six-year-old asks for a really boring kids' book – one by the Reverend W Awdry with his tedious trains, say, or a collection of PC nursery tales where Goldilocks isn't the least bit scared of the three bears and they dance around the room together.
