Sentence examples for most workaday from inspiring English sources
Of course, with the exception of my test car's sport package, the 528i xDrive is the most workaday and least athletic version of the 5 Series.
Indeed, the tension created by these conflicting roles is what helps even the most workaday academic retain some independence of thought and intellectual vigour.
The soil beneath Lower Manhattan teems with bits of past civilizations, but they are generally the most workaday sorts of fragments.
The point is that if you want to find a family of aromatic flavours that encapsulates feelings of effervescence and joie de vivre, look no further than the rind of our two most workaday citrus fruits, oranges and lemons.
But through habituation, or paucity of talent, or lack of originality, most of us, writing, reach for the most workaday speech-tools, and in this way the world is made dull.
Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement, began this evening, and most of workaday Israel shut down.
Mostly made from silk, ribbons were a cheap and cheerful way for a young woman to add a touch of glamour to the most stubbornly workaday of frocks.
Most feature similar workaday fare like sandwiches and local seafood, but the ambience can't be beat.
"Even in publishing where most of the workaday jobs are done by women, most of the executives are men," she said.
The two-part nub of the Grylls book, in which he does SAS selection in the Brecon Beacons, subsequently breaks his back in a parachuting accident and then climbs Everest, is more compelling than most of the workaday ordinariness Evans describes.
When one compares the floating, basking postures of the women in the photos with the postures we in the workaday West most commonly assume (sitting at a computer, in front of a television, behind the wheel of a car; standing on a treadmill or a stair-climber), it makes me wonder whether I've ever properly lounged, and whether such lounging is even available to me.
