It may help them snuggle down for quiet time or just help get through a bumpy patch of air or a tedious part of the drive.
An edge of radical politics is tacit in such work, but hardly ever with the self-congratulatory air that is so tedious in the annals of conceptual art.
ENTERING India from Pakistan at the Wagah border, in Punjab the only way across in the absence of direct air links until this January is a tedious business.
Mrs. Stowe's, filled with bad reproductions of famous paintings as well as her own tedious flower paintings, has a constrained and pious air.
[C6.] Unbearable Tedium of Trade Shows Enduring the horrors of conventions and trade shows, including stale air, fluorescent glare, long lines, throbbing feet, tedious lectures and faraway bathrooms.
As ludicrously self-important as its title, this tedious two-part mini-series is full of stale hot air wafting from the recent past.
After doing a bunch of "tedious" calculations, he concluded that by "evaporating our coal mines into the air," humans could raise the temperature of the planet by 5 or 6 degrees Celsius.
After doing a bunch of "tedious" calculations, he concluded that by "evaporating our coal mines into the air", humans could raise the temperature of the planet by five or six degrees Celsius.
Traditional, free-to-air television in Africa usually combines poor reception with tedious programmes.
Havner's extended job description may be tedious, but he does not dance, hold out, fake retirement every year, or use air quotes during news conferences.
(This makes snippets of increasing importance to Google's search biz, of course, if it's to successfully transition into the air, as voice interfaces that read you ten possible answers would get very tedious, very fast).
