Sentence examples for tedious slog from inspiring English sources
Unfortunately, the film quickly ducks inside United States District Court in Newark and becomes a claustrophobic and tedious slog through months of courtroom proceedings.
Although memory lane can be an inspirational thoroughfare for a writer (and sometimes a tedious slog, past picket fences), the notion for this story came to me elsewhere — the two deaths, and each one needing a witness.
Without a central hub for evaluating drug coverage, patient advocacy groups say they are already warning their members to prepare for a tedious slog through Web sites, downloaded records and phone calls to customer service hot lines.
For those unhappy about devoting their first back-to-work hours to a tedious slog through an overflowing in-box, there are other strategies for dealing with postvacation glut.
Actually, it's a tedious slog, but a worthwhile one, because, fortunately for us and less fortunately for the cartoonist (because they don't get to make a sale), Marc usually finds at least one cartoon that is too similar to something previously published.
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When you're a nerd, you forget that the problems you solve with a couple keystrokes can take other people days of tedious, error-prone work to slog through.
So lab workers must slog through two weeks of tedious preparation, chopping the DNA into fragments 500 to 1,000 letters long and making millions of copies of each.
Yeah, we spend two to six months slogging through a lot of tedious shit like Plato's homoerotic fan-fiction about his brothers or Machiavelli teaching us how to murder our friends for fun and profit, but then we get to the modern period and I get to introduce people to Marx and Foucault and friends and watch everyone's brains melt.
(Jeannette Catsoulis) 'THE GREAT RAID' (R, 132 minutes) This tedious World War II movie which re-enacts a real-life heroic rescue of American prisoners from a Japanese camp in the Philippines, slogs across the screen like a forced march in quicksand.
