Sentence examples for tedious match from inspiring English sources

My colleague Paul lets out a large sigh of relief that the thoroughly tedious match he's been covering has come to an end.

I am a lifelong fan of Liverpool Football Club and spend much more time than I care to confess watching games, reading about soccer, listening to podcasts and watching endless YouTube clips of highlights, news conferences and often rather tedious match analysis.

It was a strange conclusion to a tedious match as captain Williams poked the ball over both his goalkeeper Michel Vorm and Rickie Lambert in a clumsy attempt to deal with Luke Shaw's chipped through ball.

But Chelsea, who wasted a number of opportunities in a match they dominated for long periods, only had themselves to blame for prolonging what had been a tedious match up until Borini's dramatic strike.

Given that tedious matching to external references are unnecessary with this procedure, we find it to be useful for periodic inspection of generator performance.

Look at the space they waste on such tedious snarling matches as Julie Burchill v Tony Parsons, or Burchill v Toby Young.

It revolves around tedious shouting matches, unlikely romances, clunky murder mysteries and periodic disasters that result in several characters being marooned in the bush.

The players are on the pitch going through the various tedious pre-match pleasantries - it's almost time to go at Carrow Road, where there's a good atmosphere for the first ever Norwich v Bournemouth top-flight match.

But how agonisingly tedious was this match.

John David described the encounter as "the most tedious first round match in Crucible history" in the Express, while Frank Malley declared in the same paper that Charlton "couldn't pot a tomato plant without lining it up a dozen times".

While doing this can be tedious, getting the matches correct is crucial.