Wilkinson, who was captain against Italy, apparently "gets a bit aggressive" when the management ask him to sit out even a mundane defensive training session, so the odds must be that England's record points-scorer will indeed be involved against the All Blacks in Wellington on June 14, the next step in Woodward's push towards world domination.
"The biggest thing with Chris," says Geraint Thomas, double Olympic team pursuit gold medallist, "is his ability to deal with how painful and also mundane sprint training can be.
Local government is typically the province of the mundane: making trains run on time, rather than questioning the nature of time itself.
By Ben McGrath Local government is typically the province of the mundane: making trains run on time, rather than questioning the nature of time itself.
Invoking the spirit of Churchill when talking about something mundane, like trains.
Pierce has happily returned to the mundane matters of training camp, which is also providing a welcome respite for Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger.
These adjustments in clinical routines, which also involve mundane aspects such as training of research nurses and timing of clinical appointments, are forms of bio-objectification that allow for patients' data and tissue to be swiftly transformed into "workable epistemic objects" (Eriksson and Webster 2015).
All of it has been preserved alongside more mundane material such as training manuals for theme park workers and DVDs of recent films.
Hot Fuzz (Edgar Wright, 2007) A film that treats mundane events like a train journey to the country or police paperwork as if they were the coolest things in the world, with rapid-fire editing of montages.
But the relief of seeing a pair of headlights peek through the tunnel, or the sensation of the hot air of a passing train, are so mundane they can often go uncelebrated save for a fleeting moment.
