Sentence examples for tiresome order from inspiring English sources
Recycling antiquity is the tiresome order of the day.
Good ones, including Mr Jenkin and Andrew Tyrie at the Treasury committee (he is dubbed "Tiresome" by Treasury types), impart order and a sense of purpose.
Mr Wolfe's gifts for sartorial detail, verbal tics and all the tiny gestures that define place in the social pecking order are on hyperkinetic, at times tiresome, display.Dupont University's secrets are thereby laid bare.
Shooting fish in a barrel is the order of the day in comedian Bill Maher's faintly tiresome attack on religion - by which he largely means Christianity.
He loves her; she loves him, but first they must do a tiresome little dance where Gaston offers all sorts of inducements to her protectors in order to ensure that Gigi will be financially set once Gaston has moved on.
Special packaging of 120 cotrimoxazole tablets per tin was ordered to facilitate 2-month adult dispensing, and thus removing the previous tiresome burden on nurses having to count tablets from 1000-tablet tins.
"In order to enter through your gate I'll have to stop and go through your tiresome rigmarole.
Tom Holland is a journalist and author The one standout moment in this tiresome leadership campaign was when Owen Smith asked Jeremy Corbyn to name how many seats Labour would need to win back in order to form a majority government.
