Sentence examples for tedious years from inspiring English sources

Yelling for yelling's sake, by Gypsies or anyone else, became tedious years ago.

It's certainly better than showing at great length Mary's tedious years of imprisonment.

People everywhere, it's often said, will soon be able to grab a camera and tell their own stories, without spending tedious years trying to secure financing and round up a crew.

The writer hopes that the desk and lamps will bring him dignity, redemption, and self-preservation: … a place planned for many years … about which he'd dreamed in free moments at his office, and which kept him sane during those tedious years of doing the taxes of strangers, but now at last begun… Writers can be very superstitious.

"We've had a tedious year but we have finally now found some very nice people to take over.

And it took an authentically tedious two decades years to complete.

David Cameron describes the footling concessions he has extracted from the European Union, after months of tedious negotiation and years of grandstanding, as "substantial".

It's why we get stuck year after year in tedious, meaningless jobs.

But refuting the SCO accusations, he wrote, had involved a tedious combing through several years of Linux mailing lists.

Todd McCarthy, The Hollywood Reporter - 3/5 "It gets a little tedious after all these years," admits Katniss Everdeen about her life's obligations in her final line of dialogue after 547 accumulated minutes of The Hunger Games films.

We can look forward to 20 years of tedious culture wars in the classroom, as has been the case with the UK's national curriculum since the Thatcher era.