Sentence examples for turning monotonous from inspiring English sources

WITH all the little white dresses that girls are wearing this summer, the perfect pair of earrings is essential to keep things from turning monotonous.

Yet the company's remarkable fervor and Mr. Brown's choreographic inventiveness prevented these dances from either shattering into bits or turning monotonous.

We're monogamous, but understand eventually, at some point, it likely will turn monotonous, and we might want to involve other people.

For example, Coop (Showalter) is still in desperate pursuit of a girl, this time played by Lake Bell, in a plot that quickly turns monotonous and should end after one episode.

Turn monotonous tasks into games.

Its cooking isn't tricky, and its eating can turn slightly monotonous if there aren't currents of additional flavor rushing in.

With his booming voice and disarming enthusiasm, Jones, a retired radio and television announcer from Sturgis, Michigan, turned the monotonous task of shepherding shoppers from three parallel queues to twenty-four cash registers into a command performance.

At the request of EU officials, the conference was rebranded as the Ukraine Support Group and turned into monotonous sermons on the need to reform.

It will become monotonous.

Instead of learning off boring, monotonous lists and facts, try turning your study material into an exciting and engaging story which you will easily be able to recall.

The mammoth buyer and consolidator of hundreds of independent local radio stations -- along with its smaller competitors, Infinity Broadcasting and Cumulus Media -- is body-snatching America's sonic soul, turning Whitman's vivacious democratic cacophony into a monotonous numbing hum.