Sentence examples for routine drudgery from inspiring English sources

And as their children got older they branched out from routine drudgery to more educational interaction.

From Thanksgiving until mid-January, the trains are filled with people I think of as amateurs -- tourists or day-trippers for whom a ride on Metro-North is the prelude to a holiday adventure, not routine drudgery.

Yet there's a universal appeal in Shirley's chatty, hilariously precise observations on her life of routine drudgery and her slow-building recognition that "there was so much more inside me that I could have lived a bigger life". All that changes when she takes a friend up on an opportunity to visit Greece.

Greely and 24 companions settled down to the routine, or drudgery, of constant scientific observation.

Certainly such treatment if properly applied is an obvious improvement on the inflexible routine and drudgery of the common prison.

It gives him, at the most plastic stage of his life, intimate contact with the working man whom in future years he will probably have to control, while the routine work and drudgery which is usually connected with this first period of training is likely to weed out any one whose real interests are not in engineering, and to give him the opportunity of withdrawing before much time has been wasted.

In part, our impatience with people blowing on their travel trumpets is born of envy – who, after all, wants to hear about someone else's hedonistic escapades while their own six months has evaporated in a barely remembered routine of workplace drudgery and escapist binge-drinking?

In part, our impatience with people blowing on their travel trumpets is born of envy-who, after all, wants to hear about someone else's hedonistic escapades while they're stuck in a barely remembered routine of workplace drudgery and escapist binge drinking?

However, we urge palynologists not to dismiss all routine work as drudgery to be passed entirely on to automated pollen-counting systems.

"You can't imagine the daily drudgery of routine pediatrics," Zora said, not touching her wine.

Or perhaps the drudgery and routine of writing, its glacially slow rate of progress, its failures and frustrations, were just too much on my own mind..