Sentence examples for tedious place from inspiring English sources

THIS summer there may be no more tedious place in Asia than Taiwan.

The world would be a much more tedious place without comics willing to truly put themselves out there and take risks -- to make fun of the sacrosanct and vilify the revered when necessary -- and their ability to do that should be protected at all costs.

The world would be a much more tedious place without comedians willing to truly put themselves out there and take risks -- to make fun of the sacrosanct and vilify the revered if necessary -- and their ability to do that should be protected at all costs.

Despite spending the majority of his 23 years in two of the most tedious places in England (Totnes and Brighton), Joe seems like a well-balanced chap who knows there's a bit of a buzz about his music but isn't too cocky with it.

John Cleese's collected works were, for the record, struck from contention in this particular competition because he described the town as "a tedious little place" and "the seaside last resort" in 2011.

For me the book was a bit slow and tedious in places and some of the weaponry terms were confusing.

However, Z in turn gameplay does become bogged down in a rather tedious story in places but when the game gets going, it's an addictive experience.

Sometimes, it means spending hours plowing through tedious reports, or placing countless phone calls and waiting forever for people to call back, or staring at the wall while wondering what to write.

Doing so depends on understanding the granular structure of the rock it is trapped in, and analysing that is a tedious business of placing countless samples in pressure vessels to assess their capacity to hold hydrocarbons and to estimate the flow rate of those hydrocarbons through them.

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I know there's a way out of this place: a tedious drive past the clusters of thin bamboo houses, past the Thai border guards, climbing up and up a winding road.