Sentence examples for tedious since from inspiring English sources

It must have been fairly tedious since the secretary who tidied up the conference room afterward found on the table a slip of paper bearing a single sentence: "When this is over I shall have two Double Scotches".

Afterward John Singleton's director's commentary and some high-speed shorts tell all about a sequel that, Mr. Scott wrote in The Times, "might as well be called '2 Slow 2 Tedious,' since the script shows all the energy and sophistication of an old episode of 'T.

The calculation is tedious since each crack length increment requires remeshing and change of boundary conditions.

Writing and optimizing distributed-memory kernels for each transposition and contraction is tedious since the number of contractions scales combinatorially with the number of tensor indices.

The identification of an appropriate material for a specific application is however tedious, since different measures for swelling are used in literature.

In strains with very long conversion tracts, the procedure for determining the coupling of markers by tetrad dissection was tedious since most of the tetrads had tetratype segregation.

Footnote: the AFL's own comically inefficient review system was also only marginally less tedious last year.

This earnest but ultimately tedious 1960's throwback neither inspires nor commands a whole evening's attention.

There are certain movies, such as the tedious 1960 version of Ocean's Eleven and John Huston's incoherent Bond-spoof Casino Royale, which were obviously a lot more fun to make than they were to watch.

"How do you insure fish against a bushfire?" The question posed by 73-year-old Geelong resident Peter Cran might sound like the preface to some pearl of wisdom passed down from one generation to the next – or perhaps the setup for a tedious Christmas cracker joke – but the enterprising Australian doesn't have time for riddles and gags.

Mine has been a lackluster and mainly tedious summer, spent on nothing more important than a good title for a book Waiting for Galleys.