Sentence examples for tedious week from inspiring English sources

After an often tedious week in which the agenda has been dominated by fallout from the LFP awards, none of which were won by Atlético Madrid players – much to the curious glee of the league president, who pretty much sadly summed it up by claiming that the controversy added "atmosphere" – the football finally returned.

There are two schools of thought, the professor stated, one holding that the weekend break in routine, accompanied by late hours and indulgence in alcohol, etc., produces a psychical letdown that carries over till Tuesday; the other that Monday doldrums are a state of mind caused by the vista of a tedious week ahead.

One of my favorite Rachel moments came when she indulged my need, in the middle of a tedious week in the campaign, to write this silly post, about an supposed August sighting of the legendary Chupacabra.

Other fat books — "Martin Chuzzlewit," "Orley Farm," "The Forsyte Saga," and the like — are in paperback, and wait to get taken down during one of those tedious weeks of Down East fog.

After seeing the Boris Karloff "Frankenstein" movie, I felt compelled to build a spark-generating induction coil, requiring tedious weeks upon weeks of winding a mile's length of wire around an iron core.

The savings in time, money and manpower are obvious to engineers, drilling managers, and laboratory personnel accustomed to waiting out the tedious weeks required for conventional bomb methods.

Testimony bordered on tedious for weeks on end.

The rest is tables, a glossary, an index and 65 pages of references; these are also in the online appendices together with thousands of additional references, many of which are linked to the papers in Pubmed (this considerable service to the community must have taken weeks of tedious work).

But the prospect of spending 4 years and 80 hours a week on tedious, low-level work away from my family was unbearable, and I withdrew.

Supertitles keep the audience apprised of the passage of time in Beth Henley's tedious new play, "Family Week," which opened yesterday at the Century Center on East 15th Street.

Grading homework and submitting grades each week was tedious work, but the worst came at the end of the semester when he was grading his students' final projects while also completing his own.