Sentence examples for tedious visit from inspiring English sources

Anything out of the ordinary can also be relayed to the GP's surgery, without that tedious visit.

Now he's back, demanding that you all take some time out from whatever your tedious job is and visit Berlin, where people like to give the finger to innocent dead birds.

"It is astounding that this hectoring quango is squandering £3m promoting a tedious website that nobody will visit," the Institute of Economic Affairs' head of lifestyle economics, Chris Snowdon, said.

Family car journeys to visit relatives could so easily become tedious affairs, especially once the obligatory I-Spy session reached its natural conclusion.

They are much better at teasing out politicians' views than the tedious round of speeches, press conferences and staged visits to supporters' houses that comprise a debate-free campaign.

For many Japanese motorists a trip into town or a visit to friends or relatives means a tedious hunt for somewhere to leave the car or taking a chance on parking illegally.

Clint Eastwood tried this sort of thing with Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil and made Savannah just seem tedious; but Altman's little town is a nice place to visit, especially if you're all blockbustered out.

Visiting them is tolerable at best and often tedious, thanks to long queues and tiresome paperwork.Umpqua, in contrast, is trying to create outlets that neighbourhoods will welcome and people will want to visit.

No more changing recipes or visits to the grocery store because of this tedious ingredient.

His agent pays him a visit and tries to persuade him to return to the stage (their tedious conversation takes up several pages).

That can be tedious and nearly impossible for some caretakers, who might opt instead for a doctor's visit.