Sentence examples for tedious days from inspiring English sources

On tedious days at sea, you mention reading Fridtjof Nansen's "Farthest North" and Barry Lopez's "Arctic Dreams".

These are tedious days, and guys look at him and go, 'This guy wants it bad.' " The St . LouisCardinals know the look.

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.

I have tedious days, but the stakes are so much higher, you often - or at least I do - tend to overachieve and over-organize so as to limit surprises.

Here, papal scribes would gather at the end of a tedious day spent drafting bulls, dispensations, and encyclicals to shoot the breeze and tell scandalous stories.

Thank goodness for Marlon Samuels, whose excellent innings of 94 not out injected some life into an otherwise tedious day.

Yes, it had been a tedious few days with Ramírez.

It had been a tedious few days of marathon jawing and internal spats.

This battle with the Bulls would not come down to personnel, but personality, and the Heat went in search of its own during a tedious two-day gap in the Eastern Conference finals.

And what about all the dreaded, tedious on-the-day "confirmation" calls'?

It can even be hard, tedious work on those days when the spotlight is dim.