Sentence examples for tedious crawl from inspiring English sources
Now that I'm an adult, I still look forward to seeing you as I come around the bend after a tedious crawl down Hoddle Street.
While I have no intention of deleting my FB account based on this or any other study, I know damn well that checking updates can take me down a peg -- either with the tedious crawl of inane posts or the sudden, sharp stab of envy.
You know, if Rob was an alcoholic it might mean they were alcoholics, and that tedious prospect (A.A. meetings, crawling up the 12 steps making amends) wasn't in the cards.
Seven frigid, tedious days later, they crawled out of their battered tents only to have their team member Art Gilkey collapse with thrombophlebitis, instantly turning the expedition into a nightmarish rescue mission.
More important, before putting money into any deal, I have spent tedious hours vetting the managers, checking references and getting greasy and grimy crawling under the hood to understand how their business works.
Even if "Manson" is occasionally tedious, recounting over and over the Family's peripatetic adventures — garbage diving for food, stealing, "creepy-crawling" into people's homes at night — it stands as a definitive work: important for students of criminology, human behavior, popular culture, music, psychopathology and sociopathology, and compulsively readable for anyone who relishes nonfiction.
"So it's tedious, really tedious.
Supposedly tedious, that is.
