"There are no mundane fires," Mr. Cassano said.
Your series goes to many sites that are mundane (a fire hydrant, a bank, a parking lot) but have fascinating histories.
Couldn't she have felt under fire, with mundane tricks of memory doing the rest?
All day long, he'd fire off mundane queries, like, "Did you see Trump's latest tweet?" or, "What'd you have for lunch?" And she'd dutifully respond.
From natural elements such as water and fire to mundane objects such as a balloon animal, Steciw captures all sorts of images that provide a one-of-a-kind texture for her intricate assemblages.
Next up was "Various Small Fires and Milk" — snapshots of people smoking, a Zippo lighter in action, a trash fire, and other mundane conflagrations — and, at the end, a cooling glass of milk.
Much of what Briggs and O'Neill will do, at first, is traditional physio- and occupational-therapy. It's often crushingly boring and painfully mundane: repetitive exercises designed to fire up some lost muscle activity.
But the guns were useless when he was lured outside and taken into custody without a shot being fired, a surprisingly mundane ending for a man accused of blowing other people's brains out (and being able to nap afterward).
If anything, Gustave H. Newman, Albert Pirro's lead lawyer, has argued that his client was simply too busy: a big-time businessman and Republican lobbyist with too many "irons in the fire" to bother with mundane bookkeeping details.
If you're not into constant shootouts and running from the police, do your side missions and mundane errands in a town before firing up the Story Mission.
The man with such extraordinary technical knowledge of fires was helpless with more mundane tasks.
