Sentence examples for monotonous works from inspiring English sources

For every remarkable image – Soft Gray, Alcalde Hill, magically underlit in the gloaming; her front door as a black square in an eerie white abstraction – there are many monotonous works; in particular the tourist views of pueblo, mesa and starlit graveyard.

The younger generation wants a sense of community, more visually stimulating and less monotonous work environments.

"This is difficult to be psychologically prepared for: unceasing, monotonous work".

Sitting in front of a computer screen for hours on end deciphering convoluted characters and typing them into a box is monotonous work.

In England, the word sweater was used as early as 1850 to describe an employer who exacted monotonous work for very low wages.

He insists that practice in game situations is of greater value because "it's accompanied by emotional recovery – it's not just boring, monotonous work".

Those objects further slow the monotonous work, because each one has to be uncovered carefully to be sure that it is not deadly.

Music served both a practical and a creative purpose as it helped slaves labor in unison and entertained them during, as one serf described it, the "heavy, monotonous work [that] much dulled [the] mind".

Discontent with living conditions, in turn, helped to fuel outbursts against the low wages, unemployment, monotonous work, and steep production quotas that came with the city's rapid industrialization.

According to Hayden, the profession was "feminized" when Melvil Dewey, who created the Dewey decimal system, said "it was time to let women in because there was a lot of monotonous work to do.

It's slow, monotonous work.