tedious

She was just going to be rather tedious from now on.

This is tedious work, three to five hours a day.

With the tedious paper work, it took us more than two hours.

Life is going to be very tedious this year, I can see.

For the last two years, the committee's work has been especially tedious.

It must be getting a little tedious for her, he thought.

It was going to be another long, hot, tedious day with nothing to do.

By the end of the second hour, it had become no more than tedious.

The book was a tedious report on activities in the Keep during the great war.

That is to say, he has written another tedious play.

Why is Washington social life so tedious to this single young author?

This hard and tedious work paid off in the end.

Finally, we come to the last and most tedious task of all.

Gave me a nice break from some of the tedious stuff.

The exercise is a little tedious, especially if you think you've got the general idea.

He had been through this sort of thing before and knew how tedious it usually became.

When he was not successful, we had to go back and do the whole tedious job over again.

This I am afraid must seem rather tedious to you.

Then it would be all over except the tedious wait.

"Though the system can be tedious, it seems well worth the effort."

How tedious to be stuck on the same story all these years.

But three years ago, he began to find his trips tedious.

If some of this work sounds a bit tedious, it was.

By now, the negotiations had been a long and tedious process.

You know, it's a lot of tedious having to do all three steps.