Sentence examples for so laborious from inspiring English sources

Well is it named Labor Day, for travel is never so laborious as then.

"But I don't want to make it seem like this is so laborious.

I remember some bureaucrats asking me: "Why restore buildings in lime when it's so laborious?

My only success, wild-damson jam, is so laborious and precious that I can't bear to surrender it.

Because selecting the bits needed by another doctor or an insurer is so laborious, employees usually just send the whole thing.

"Thinking and remembering became so laborious that I could not even recall my three-digit telephone extension or computer password at work," said Mr. Colburn, 62, a sales representative and product developer.

It's because it's so hard, in the "pointlessly-difficult-and-laborious-surely-this-can't-have-been-the-intention" sense.

It's time-consuming and laborious, so why do it?

Picking the adult beetles off is laborious so the RHS recommends giving the plants a good shake.

The spectacles of our culture wars can certainly feel laborious, so Badu's theory makes for an enticing metaphor.

So goes the laborious surveying needed to find 10 sites for tollbooths that the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission wants to install by 2010 along the 311-mile stretch of I-80 that spans the state.